论文信息 - Observational studies of atmospheric aerosols in the lower troposphere using multiple sensors

Observational studies of atmospheric aerosols in the lower troposphere using multiple sensors

Atmospheric aerosols play a large role in the Earth's radiation budget, but their specific radiative forcing effects vary wildly depending upon species, altitude and geographic location. A suite of instruments has been developed and deployed at Montana State University in Bozeman for the purpose of conducting altitude-resolved atmospheric aerosol studies.

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