We use cookies to make your experience of our website better. To comply with EU regulations we need to ask for your consent to set these cookies. I agree | No thanks | Find out more
Skip navigationBAS Research - Launching a weather balloon
Home » BAS Research » Science Technical Support and Facilities » Clean Air Sector Laboratory (CASLab) »
Clean Air Sector Laboratory (CASLAB)
The laboratory supports short-timescale studies to determine and quantify controlling processes, and long-term observations to monitor for compositional change.
Halley is a (External) “Global” station within the (External) World Meteorological Organisation Global Atmospheric Watch Programme , providing critical baseline observations of atmospheric composition to the international community. Since 1983, Halley station has contributed to the (External) NOAA cooperative sampling network .
The Halley CASLab is operated by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) but with a view to work collaboratively with research groups in the UK or international science community.
Location and environmental conditions
Primary goals and current research activities
Campaign data, multi-seasonal and long-term measurements
Specification and setup of the CASLab
Publications resulting from data collected at the CASLab
Photographs of the surrounding environment, equipment and facilities
© NERC-BAS 2012
