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ACPD - Special IssueLight 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 More Information 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. Download citations of all papers: 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
final revised paper in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (ACP). You are
encouraged to refer to the final revised version. Final Revised Paper (ACP) Discussion Paper (PDF, 3900 KB) Discussion Paper (PDF, 3900 KB) Interactive Discussion (Closed, 4 Comments) Final Revised Paper (ACP)
| | 08 Nov 2011 | Influence of particle size and shape on the backscattering linear depolarisation ratio of small ice crystals – cloud chamber measurements in the context of contrail and cirrus microphysics M. Schnaiter, S. Büttner, O. Möhler, J. Skrotzki, M. Vragel, and R. Wagner Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 12, 15453-15502, 2012 Abstract Notice on Discussion StatusThe requested discussion paper has a corresponding peer-reviewed
final revised paper in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (ACP). You are
encouraged to refer to the final revised version. Final Revised Paper (ACP) Discussion Paper (PDF, 3432 KB) Discussion Paper (PDF, 3432 KB) Interactive Discussion (Closed, 4 Comments) Final Revised Paper (ACP)
| | 18 Jun 2012 | A new method for measuring optical scattering properties of atmospherically relevant dusts using the Cloud Aerosol Spectrometer Polarization (CASPOL) instrument A. Glen and S. D. Brooks Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 12, 22415-22449, 2012 Abstract Notice on Discussion StatusThe requested discussion paper has a corresponding peer-reviewed
final revised paper in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (ACP). You are
encouraged to refer to the final revised version. Final Revised Paper (ACP) Discussion Paper (PDF, 5363 KB) Discussion Paper (PDF, 5363 KB) Interactive Discussion (Closed, 4 Comments) Final Revised Paper (ACP)
| | 30 Aug 2012 | Depolarization ratio of Polar Stratospheric Clouds in coastal Antarctica: profiling comparison analysis between a ground-based Micro Pulse Lidar and the space-borne CALIOP C. Córdoba-Jabonero, J. L. Guerrero-Rascado, D. Toledo, M. Parrondo, M. Yela, M. Gil, and H. A. Ochoa Atmos. Meas. Tech. Discuss., 5, 8051-8084, 2012 Abstract Notice on Discussion StatusThe requested discussion paper has a corresponding peer-reviewed
final revised paper in the journal Atmospheric Measurement Techniques (AMT). You are
encouraged to refer to the final revised version. Final Revised Paper (AMT) Discussion Paper (PDF, 5761 KB) Discussion Paper (PDF, 5761 KB) Interactive Discussion (Closed, 7 Comments) Final Revised Paper (AMT)
| | 31 Oct 2012 | Retrieving volcanic, desert dust, and sea-salt particle properties from two/three-component particle mixtures after long-range transport using UV-VIS polarization Lidar and T-matrix G. David, B. Thomas, T. Nousiainen, A. Miffre, and P. Rairoux Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 13, 1891-1947, 2013 Abstract Discussion Paper (PDF, 5054 KB) Interactive Discussion (Final Response, 8 Comments) Manuscript under review for ACP
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