1. Furthering Understanding of Aerosol–Cloud–Precipitation Interactions in the Arctic.
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de Boer, Gijs, Young McCusker, Gillian, Sotiropoulou, Georgia, Gramlich, Yvette, Browse, Jo, and Raut, Jean-Christophe
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ICE clouds ,ATMOSPHERIC nucleation ,ENERGY budget (Geophysics) ,PHASE transitions ,CLOUD condensation nuclei ,ATMOSPHERIC chemistry ,WATER vapor transport - Abstract
Arctic, Aerosols, Cloud forcing, Cloud radiative effects, Ice crystals, Cloud droplets Keywords: Arctic; Aerosols; Cloud droplets; Cloud forcing; Cloud radiative effects; Ice crystals EN Arctic Aerosols Cloud droplets Cloud forcing Cloud radiative effects Ice crystals E2484 E2491 8 12/12/22 20221101 NES 221101 Second QuIESCENT (Quantifying the Indirect Effect: From Sources to Climate Effects of Natural... I B What b i : Atmospheric scientists shared and discussed recent work to understand the complex interactions between aerosols, clouds, precipitation, radiation, and dynamics at northern high latitudes, as well as recent and upcoming field campaigns to improve that understanding. As with other clouds, Arctic clouds are dependent upon the presence of small particles to support formation of cloud droplets and ice crystals. As a result of their importance, Arctic clouds have been the focus of a wide variety of studies working to understand the macrophysical and microphysical drivers of cloud lifetime across a variety of Arctic regimes (e.g., [5]). [Extracted from the article]
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- 2022
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