ACPD - Special Issue
Light depolarization by atmospheric particles: theory and measurements
Editor(s): S. Schmidt, T. Garrett, and D. D. BaumgardnerSpecial Issue jointly organized between Atmospheric Measurement Techniques Discussions and Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Discussions
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This special issue addresses the problem of distinguishing aspherical from spherical particles in the atmosphere. In particular, separating liquid from ice particles in clouds and distinguishing dust, ash, bioaerosols and other types of aspherical particles from those that are spherical.
Papers that discuss the theoretical background that relates depolarization to physical features of aerosol and cloud particles are welcome, as are those that apply the theory to actual measurement of ambient particles.
Circular depolarization ratios of single water droplets and finite ice circular cylinders: a modeling study M. Nicolet, M. Schnaiter, and O. Stetzer Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 11, 30125-30144, 2011 Abstract Notice on Discussion StatusThe requested discussion paper has a corresponding peer-reviewed
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