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Ken Minschwaner

Marv Wilkening Endowed Professor

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

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National Radio Astronomy Observatory

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Ken Minschwaner is currently serving as a Linkedln Marv Wilkening Endowed Professor at New Mexico Institute of Mining And Technology.

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Ken Minschwaner

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Marv Wilkening Endowed Professor

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atmospheric science environmental science climate change atmospheric chemistry geophysical research atmospheric research planetary sciences earth science geophysics water vapor feedback satellite observations middle atmosphere journalism photochemistry observational astronomy regulation meteorology atmospheric environment aerosol science atmospheric measurement technique climate modelling earth observation data earth observation physical oceanography satellite data assimilated meteorological analyses tropical upper troposphere lower mesosphere carbon monoxide aura satellite microwave limb sounder antarctic polar vortex southern stratosphere multimodel analysis atmospheric lifetimes stratospheric loss tropical cirrus clouds earth system science geoscientific model development environmental research cryosphere space weather air pollution climatology climate dynamics greenhouse gas remote sensing space science environmental monitoring geographical information science extreme environments environmental impact assessment physical geography geodesy geography geochemical exploration air quality data and information visualization climate models data modeling geochemistry climatic change digital earth space exploration cold region science climate development scientific data geodynamics geophysical prospecting

Notable Scholarly Works

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Orphaned Oil and Gas Well Methane Emission Rates Quantified Using Gaussian Plume Inversions of Ambient Observations. Atmospheric measurement techniques (2025)

Supplementary Material to"Orphaned Oil Gas Well Methane Emission Rates Quantified With Gaussian Plume Inversions of Ambient Observations". (2025)

Siege in the Southern Stratosphere: Hunga Tonga‐Hunga Ha'apai Water Vapor Excluded From the 2022 Antarctic Polar Vortex. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

Gloria L. ManneyMichelle L. SanteeAlyn LambertLuis F. MillánKen MinschwanerFrank WernerZachary D. LawrenceWilliam G. ReadNathaniel J. LiveseyTao Wang

antarctic polar vortexgeophysical researchgeophysicssouthern stratosphereatmospheric science

Siege of the South: Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai Water Vapor Excluded From 2022 Antarctic Stratospheric Polar Vortex. Authorea (Authorea) (2023)

Gloria L ManneyMichelle L. SanteeAlyn LambertLuis MillanKen MinschwanerFrank WernerZachary Duane LawrenceWilliam G. ReadNathaniel J LiveseyTao Wang

environmental scienceatmospheric science

Ozone Production by Corona Discharges During a Convective Event in Discover-Aq Houston. Atmospheric Environment (2017)

Alexander KotsakisGary A. MorrisBarry LeferWonbae JeonAnirban RoyKen MinschwanerAnne M. ThompsonYunsoo Choi

ozone productionatmospheric environmentaerosol scienceconvective eventdiscover-aq houstoncorona dischargesatmospheric science

On the Importance of Stratospheric Chemistry to the Physics of Climate. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2013)

Stratospheric Loss and Atmospheric Lifetimes of Cfc-11 and Cfc-12 Derived From Satellite Observations. Atmospheric chemistry and physics (2013)

K. MinschwanerL. HoffmannA. BrownM. RieseR. MüllerP. F. Bernath

atmospheric lifetimesatmospheric chemistrysatellite observationsstratospheric lossatmospheric science

Polar Vortex and Temperature Diagnostics for Intercomparisons and Mls Data Inspection: Update on Antarctic 2012 Meteorology in Relation to Mls Data. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2012)

Hydroxyl in the Stratosphere and Mesosphere – Part 1: Diurnal Variability. Atmospheric chemistry and physics (2011)

The Photochemistry of Carbon Monoxide in the Stratosphere and Mesosphere Evaluated From Observations by the Microwave Limb Sounder on the Aura Satellite. Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres (2010)

K. MinschwanerG. L. ManneyN. J. LiveseyH. C. PumphreyH. M. PickettL. FroidevauxA. LambertM. J. SchwartzP. F. BernathK. A. WalkerC. D. Boone

carbon monoxidegeophysical researchphotochemistryaura satelliteearth sciencemicrowave limb sounderatmospheric science

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Ken Minschwaner

Marv Wilkening Endowed Professor

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Affiliations

Linkedln

National Radio Astronomy Observatory

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Ken Minschwaner is currently serving as a Linkedln Marv Wilkening Endowed Professor at New Mexico Institute of Mining And Technology.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ken Minschwaner

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Marv Wilkening Endowed Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Orphaned Oil and Gas Well Methane Emission Rates Quantified Using Gaussian Plume Inversions of Ambient Observations. Atmospheric measurement techniques (2025)

Supplementary Material to"Orphaned Oil Gas Well Methane Emission Rates Quantified With Gaussian Plume Inversions of Ambient Observations". (2025)

Siege in the Southern Stratosphere: Hunga Tonga‐Hunga Ha'apai Water Vapor Excluded From the 2022 Antarctic Polar Vortex. Geophysical Research Letters (2023)

Gloria L. ManneyMichelle L. SanteeAlyn LambertLuis F. MillánKen MinschwanerFrank WernerZachary D. LawrenceWilliam G. ReadNathaniel J. LiveseyTao Wang

antarctic polar vortexgeophysical researchgeophysicssouthern stratosphereatmospheric science

Siege of the South: Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai Water Vapor Excluded From 2022 Antarctic Stratospheric Polar Vortex. Authorea (Authorea) (2023)

Gloria L ManneyMichelle L. SanteeAlyn LambertLuis MillanKen MinschwanerFrank WernerZachary Duane LawrenceWilliam G. ReadNathaniel J LiveseyTao Wang

environmental scienceatmospheric science

Ozone Production by Corona Discharges During a Convective Event in Discover-Aq Houston. Atmospheric Environment (2017)

Alexander KotsakisGary A. MorrisBarry LeferWonbae JeonAnirban RoyKen MinschwanerAnne M. ThompsonYunsoo Choi

ozone productionatmospheric environmentaerosol scienceconvective eventdiscover-aq houstoncorona dischargesatmospheric science

On the Importance of Stratospheric Chemistry to the Physics of Climate. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2013)

Stratospheric Loss and Atmospheric Lifetimes of Cfc-11 and Cfc-12 Derived From Satellite Observations. Atmospheric chemistry and physics (2013)

K. MinschwanerL. HoffmannA. BrownM. RieseR. MüllerP. F. Bernath

atmospheric lifetimesatmospheric chemistrysatellite observationsstratospheric lossatmospheric science

Polar Vortex and Temperature Diagnostics for Intercomparisons and Mls Data Inspection: Update on Antarctic 2012 Meteorology in Relation to Mls Data. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2012)

Hydroxyl in the Stratosphere and Mesosphere – Part 1: Diurnal Variability. Atmospheric chemistry and physics (2011)

K. MinschwanerG. L. ManneyN. J. LiveseyH. C. PumphreyH. M. PickettL. FroidevauxA. LambertM. J. SchwartzP. F. BernathK. A. WalkerC. D. Boone

carbon monoxidegeophysical researchphotochemistryaura satelliteearth sciencemicrowave limb sounderatmospheric science

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