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Microphysical Analysis of an Artificial Fog through Laser Scattering
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Three fog cycles have been produced in an artificial fog chamber and their microphysical parameters determined as functions of time, by means of a laser scattering method. The results (involving the distribution functions ...
The Parameterization of the Gravitational Water Flux in Fog Models
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The parameterization of the mean terminal fallspeed of the fog droplets ? has been analyzed in terms of the ratio between the liquid water content and the droplet concentration, W/N, as linked to the gravitational water ...
On the Reliability of the Parameterization of Microphysics in Fog Models
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The relationships between the mean terminal speed of fog droplets (vE) and the liquid water content (W), and between the integral volume droplet absorption coefficient (σE) and W, have been examined on the basis of 107 ...
Dewfall and Evapotranspiration Determination during Day- and Nighttime on an Irrigated Lawn
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Dewfall and evapotranspiration have been measured with a weighable lysimeter and computed through the energy balance equation, during day and nighttime; the Kazanskiy-Monin nomograph has been used for parameterizing the ...
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