Most photos and texts below were
originally published in Christmas 1988 and February / March 1989
editions of Zephyr
 Dr. Ray Hoff, air quality scientist at the new Centre for Atmospheric Research Experiments (C.A.R.E.), located at Egbert, Ontario checks the newly installed Lidar equipment for monitoring aerosols. Full coverage of the official opening of the sophisticated new AES facility with a run-down of its principal components, all in the area of atmospheric chemistry, will be given in the next issue of Zephyr *. * see right panel |
 l to r: Howard Ferguson, Doug Lewis (Minister of State), Wayne Evans. Two-page Description of C.A.R.E. Opening from February / March 1989 Zephyr (pdf document) (close pdf file to return here) |
More on Official Opening Day
l to r: Howard Ferguson, Doug Lewis (Minister of State), Ray Hoff, Don Scott, Barry Goodison.
(C.A.R.E.) Building, Egbert ON - 1988
The new three-storey C.A.R.E. building at Egbert Ontario has
facilities for a dozen or more different atmospheric research projects.
Tethersonde used for boundary layer measurements at CARE prior to opening new building.