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The Libera Science Team is multidisciplinary, with expertise in radiometry, metrology, radiative transfer, radiative energy balance, atmosphere and surface remote sensing, and climate and atmospheric modeling. Libera science participation comes from NASA JPL, NIST, Ball, and four universities. The table below lists the Libera Science Team members and roles.

Peter Pilewskie
Peter
Pilewskie
LASP, CU
Principal Investigator
peter.pilewskie@lasp.colorado.edu
Maria Hakuba
Maria
Hakuba
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Deputy Principal Investigator
maria.z.hakuba@jpl.nasa.gov
Xianglei Huang
Xianglei
Huang
University of Michigan
Longwave Radiation Budget
xianglei@umich.edu
Xiang Zhong
Xiang
Zhong
University of Arizona
L2 Computed Fluxes Algorithm Development
zhongx@arizona.edu
Jordann Brendecke
Jordann
Brendecke
University of Arizona
L2 Computed Fluxes Algorithm Development
jbrendecke@arizona.edu
Odele Coddington
Odele
Coddington
LASP
Surface Radiation Budget
odele.coddington@lasp.colorado.edu
Bill Collins
Bill
Collins
LBNL
Climate Modeling
wdcollins@lbl.gov
Heather Cronk
Heather
Cronk
LASP
Science Data Center
heather.cronk@lasp.colorado.edu
Xiquan Dong
Xiquan
Dong
University of Arizona
L2 Computed Fluxes Algorithm Lead
xdong@arizona.edu
Dan Feldman
Dan
Feldman
LBNL
Climate Modeling
drfeldman@lbl.gov
Jake Gristey
Jake
Gristey
CIRES / NOAA CSL / LASP
ADM Algorithm Lead
Jake.J.Gristey@noaa.gov
John Lehman
John
Lehman
NIST
Detector Metrology
john.lehman@nist.gov
Steven Massie
Steven
Massie
LASP
Clouds and Aerosols
steven.massie@lasp.colorado.edu
Mark Richardson
Mark
Richardson
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
L2 TOA Fluxes Algorithm Lead
markr@jpl.nasa.gov
Tom Vonder Haar
Tom
Vonder Haar
Colorado State University
ERB Continuity
thomas.vonderhaar@colostate.edu
Baike Xi
Baike
Xi
University of Arizona
L2 Computed Fluxes Algorithm Lead
baikex@arizona.edu