Convective Phenomenes in the Context of Meso-β-scale Convective Structures
This review article presents the results of radar studies of convective phenomena in Moldavia and the North Caucasus using Eulerian (ECS) and Lagrangian (LCS) coordinate systems.
#Convectivestorm #Motionvectorsandtheirrelations #Stormmergingandsplitting #Mesoβscaleconvectivestructures #Feedercells #FlankingLine
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v7i3.6278
Evaporation and Fragmentation of the Electrified Droplets in the Polar Clouds during Spring Season as a Key Mechanism of the Ozone Depression Formation
This study focuses on the role of the charged particles in the formation of the springtime ozone depression in the polar atmosphere.
#Chargedparticles #Ozonedepression #PolarStratosphericClouds #Condensationnuclei #Ionclusters #GlobalElectricCircuit #Earthmagneticfield
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v7i3.6308
Dense Fog in the Netherlands: Composition of the Nuclei that Contribute Most to the Droplet Number Concentration
This short communication provides the first actual data via measurements with an aerosol mass spectrometer—AMS—for a period with dense fog events observed in November 2011.
#AMS #Ammoniumnitrate #Organics #Hygroscopicityfactor #Activationdiameter
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v7i3.6312
Estimating Chemical Concentrations of Dust PM2.5 in Iraq: A Climatic Perspective Using Polynomial Model and Remote Sensing Technology
This study aimed to evaluate air quality in Iraq by utilizing climatic data, such as temperature, humidity, and gaseous pollutants for assessing the health effects based on processed and estimated data.
#DustPM2.5 #Advancedremotesensing #Polynomialmodel #Healthimpact #GIS
DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jasr.v7i3.6381
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Remote Sensing of the Earth's Atmosphere
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Ozone Pollution
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