THE MICROPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW CLOUDS AND FOGS
During a 1956 expedition, 11 vertical soundings of ogs, 45 soundings of stratus clouds and 21 soundings of stratocumulus clouds were made. The accumulated experimental data allow us to draw some preliminary conclusions as to the nature of the structure and development of low cloud cover and fog in t...
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ftdtic:AD0264579 2023-05-15T15:04:09+02:00 THE MICROPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW CLOUDS AND FOGS DERGACH,A.L. AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY BOSTON MASS 1961-06 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0264579 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0264579 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0264579 Availability: Document partially illegible. DTIC AND NTIS *FOG *STRATUS CLOUDS AIRCRAFT ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDING PHYSICAL PROPERTIES POLAR REGIONS SOURCES VERTICAL INDICATORS Text 1961 ftdtic 2016-02-18T15:19:38Z During a 1956 expedition, 11 vertical soundings of ogs, 45 soundings of stratus clouds and 21 soundings of stratocumulus clouds were made. The accumulated experimental data allow us to draw some preliminary conclusions as to the nature of the structure and development of low cloud cover and fog in the eastern part of the western sector of the Soviet Arctic in the fall. All expeditionary flights were made north of 7 degrees n, primarily along the coastal strip of the Ob-Yenisei region an along the western coast of the taimyr Peninsula. All flights were made above either an open water surface and/or coastal tundra partially covered by snow. In most cases, the flight paths lay over a water surface partially c vered with ice. most observations were made at subfreezing te peratures (fro 0 to -10 C), therefore, as a rule, t e cloud were supercooled. Half of the observations made in fogs were also made at subfreezing temperatures. (Author) Text Arctic Taimyr Tundra Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic |
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During a 1956 expedition, 11 vertical soundings of ogs, 45 soundings of stratus clouds and 21 soundings of stratocumulus clouds were made. The accumulated experimental data allow us to draw some preliminary conclusions as to the nature of the structure and development of low cloud cover and fog in the eastern part of the western sector of the Soviet Arctic in the fall. All expeditionary flights were made north of 7 degrees n, primarily along the coastal strip of the Ob-Yenisei region an along the western coast of the taimyr Peninsula. All flights were made above either an open water surface and/or coastal tundra partially covered by snow. In most cases, the flight paths lay over a water surface partially c vered with ice. most observations were made at subfreezing te peratures (fro 0 to -10 C), therefore, as a rule, t e cloud were supercooled. Half of the observations made in fogs were also made at subfreezing temperatures. (Author) |
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THE MICROPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW CLOUDS AND FOGS |
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THE MICROPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW CLOUDS AND FOGS |
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THE MICROPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW CLOUDS AND FOGS |
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THE MICROPHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF LOW CLOUDS AND FOGS |
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microphysical characteristics of low clouds and fogs |
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