exploring the surface roughness of small ice crystals by measuring high resolution angular scattering patterns

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Abstract
Surface roughness of atmospheric ice particles is an important yet poorly investigated microphysical property in the context of the climate impact of cirrus and mixedphase clouds. Measurements of single particle two-dimensional light scattering patterns have been shown to be a promising method to identify particle roughness in natural clouds. This method was applied in a laboratory study on the surface roughness properties of small ice particles that have been grown under simulated cirrus conditions.
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Authors ;M. Schnaiter;P. H. Kaye;E. Hirst;Z. Ulanowski;R. Wagner
Journal proceedings of 2018 international conference on information management and technology, icimtech 2018
Year 2011
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10.1478/C1V89S1P084
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1478/C1V89S1P084
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