Abstract: Comparisons are drawn between the aerosol cloud microphysical theory implicit in the modeling of Kaufman et al. and the cloud droplet and cloud water sulfate concentrations of Leaitch et al. for the purpose of helping to ...

Abstract: Cloud droplets were measured from an aircraft with an FSSP in summer cloud and in winter cloud. For 70 cloud penetrations, three cloud droplet volume spectra were derived using three different calibration schemes. The ...

Abstract: Comparisons of particle-size distributions measured by Particle Measuring Systems FSSP-300 and PCASP-100X probes through a range of relative humidities reveal that the deiced PCASP-100X probe dries hydrated submicron ...

Abstract: Measurements spanning much of the particle size spectrum were made on the surface aerosol arriving at Igloolik, Northwest Territories, Canada during late February 1982. Vertical profiles of aerosol particle concentration ...

Abstract: Airborne observations conducted in marine stratus over the cast coast of Canada during the North Atlantic Regional Experiment in the summer of 1993 are used to develop cloud microphysical parameterization schemes for general ...

Abstract: he largest uncertainty in the historical radiative forcing of climate is caused by changes in aerosol particles due to anthropogenic activity. Sophisticated aerosol microphysics processes have been included in many climate ...