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STUDIA GEOPHYSICA ET GEODAETICA
Volume 50, Issue 1, Pages 121-130Publisher
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11200-006-0006-z
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liquid water content; visibility; air pollutant; fog/cloud water
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The relationship between liquid water content (L WC) and visibility (VIS) in a fog was examined by afield measurement of LWC values at a clean location of the meteorological observatory Sodankyla (Finland) and in a polluted region at the meteorological observatory Mileovka (Czech Republic). Furthermore, the use of a simple regression fog model to determine LWC from VIS is examined by comparing well-known relationships with the measurement results. The results show that the verbal characterization of environment (clean, mild polluted, polluted) is insufficient to calculate the L WC values from visibility. It is necessary to establish an additional criterion based on quantitative fog characteristics or to determine the site-related equation from the previous LWC and VIS measurement.
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