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Airborne Research Australia |
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For many years ARA has been building up a significant suite of instrumentation to support studies in atmospheric science and remote sensing. Some of
these instruments have been designed and built in-house, while others have been purchased as commercial off the shelf (COTS) systems. ARA continues
to upgrade its instrumentation in order to remain at the cutting edge of airborne science.
In addition to the instrumentation listed below, ARA is able to fly instrumentation owned by other groups. The modular nature of the data logging systems means that almost any sensors can be flown on ARA aircraft. ARA owns and operates the following instrumentation:
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