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Properties of Yellow Sand with a Lidar Measurement in Spring 1994

1994년 봄철의 LIDAR관측을 통한 황사특성

  • 權成顔 (日本 名古屋大學 太陽地球環境硏究所) ;
  • 岩坂泰信 (日本 名古屋大學 太陽地球環境硏究所) ;
  • 紫田降 (日本 名古屋大學 太陽地球環境硏究所) ;
  • 金潤信
  • Published : 1995.12.01
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Abstract

The purpose of this report is to describe the lidar measurement of depolarization ratios of particulate matter (Depolarization Ratio of Yellow Sand) and to discuss the transformation of aerosols due to Yellow Sand event. The scattering profile shows high level during Yellow Sand event and scattering layers are thicker as compared to other seasons in about 3 .sim. 8km, and the values and mode height of scattering ratio corresponed with depolarization ratio. A distribution of total depolarization ratio during the observation period was 44.7 percent among total cases of 0.03 < Dt < 0.5 with scattering ratio > 30 and relative humidity < 30 was satisfied (popular Yellow Sand type).

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