[PDF] Top 20 Cloud chamber experiments on the origin of ice crystal complexity in cirrus clouds

... direction). In order to increase the upper bound of the size parameter that can be modeled, we use the publicly available code ADDA (Yurkin and Hoekstra, 2012) to calculate itera- ... See full document

... Thus, the clouds form in a dynamically dominated regime where the high updraft speeds lead to the formation of high ice supersaturations such that an orographic ... See full document

... comparison in regard to ice crystal concentrations than the previous ...two. In this case, the cirrus observations only come from synoptically generated cirrus, but ... See full document

... distributions in cirrus in their ground-based remote sensing data from the Atmo- spheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) site near Lamont, ...that the small ice crystal mode ... See full document

... polar cirrus case study is discussed with the help of a one-dimensional model with explicit aerosol and ice ...ing of air in regions with small amounts of ice and ... See full document

... efficient ice nuclei (Jensen et ...this complexity, the dominant formation processes of in-situ ice clouds in the TTL has still not been asserted with ... See full document

... at the zenith of the measuring site could be ...high clouds are studied using lidar observations, the up-looking measurement configura- tion shows some disadvantages: both low-level ... See full document

... when the sand mix is made from fresh components. In roller mixers the rebonding agent is distributed during the repeated cycles of compaction and loosening, while the acting ... See full document

... based on plastic contrast. For example, to emphasize the central part among the other composition, the architect 'in the middle third of the main wall had arranged ... See full document

... determine the distribution of friction in micro scale and its impact on the extrusion forces, roughness numerical model surfaces of container 1mm in diameter and ... See full document

... to the interpre- tation of the effects of ice particles on FSSP measurements using a data set for Arctic mixed phase ...clouds. The data dis- cussed were obtained ... See full document

... bands, the imaginary part becomes non-negligible for both phases and is greater for ice than for liquid water for the two MODIS bands ...considered. The absorption appears thus more marked ... See full document

... mechanism of modification of these precipitations one should take into account that effect of modification of hypereutectic silumins depends on earlier transition to liquid phase ... See full document

... hence the 100 hPa level is more influenced by convection therefore cloud cover and water vapor are both ...elevated. The Brewer-Dobson circulation (BDC) distributes TTL water vapor from the ... See full document

... Luo, B. P., Peter, Th., Wernli, H., Fueglistaler, S., Wirth, M., Kiemle, C., Flentje, H., Yushkov, V. A., Khattatov, V., Rudakov, V., Thomas, A., Borrmann, S., Toci, G., Mazz- inghi, P., Beuermann, J., Schiller, C., ... See full document

... to cloud microphysics impact ACI. All tests are pairs of simulations with emissions of aerosols set to 2000 and 1850, except for the 2000–1750 and 1850–1750 cases, which use different ... See full document

... discusses the possibilities of using optical measurements for defining the geometric accuracy of gear wheels casts manufactured in the rapid prototyping ...process. The ... See full document

... )n the context of the cohesion policy, solidarity must represent a support for development ...deal on the capacity and the training of the people to whom the ... See full document

... Based on the calculations by LCH, the feedback factor due to water vapor is negative and lies between 0 and ...depending on how closely the moist area follows the cirrus ... See full document

... In the year of 2000 and 2001 PT. Petrokimia Gresik Indonesia in cooperation with ...application of dry ice in Muncar Banyuwangi with the results of exposure, ... See full document