Polar Stratospheric Clouds observed during the Airborne Polar Experiment - Geophysica Aircraft In Antarctica (APE-GAIA) Campaign

Cairo, F.; Ariani, A.; Viterbini, M.; Donfrancesco, G. DI; Mitev, V.; Matthey, R.; Bastiano, M.; Redaelli, G; Dragani, R.; Ferretti, R.; Rizi, V.; Paolucci, T.; Bernardini, L.; Fiocco, G.; Cacciani, M.; Pace, G.

doi:10.1029/2003JD003930

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In this work, observations of polar stratospheric clouds (PSC) carried out during one flight of the stratospheric research aircraft Geophysica deployed in the Airborne Polar Experiment–Geophysica Aircraft in Antarctica (APE-GAIA) campaign in September– October 1999 are presented. An analysis of data from the two lidars and a backscatter sonde on board the Geophysica aircraft is presented, coupled with temperature measurements. The observations are analyzed with the aid of a mesoscale model to provide air mass thermal histories and a microphysical box model to simulate PSC formation. The results obtained from this comparison are discussed in view of the theories for PSC formation processes.

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Titolo:	Polar Stratospheric Clouds observed during the Airborne Polar Experiment - Geophysica Aircraft In Antarctica (APE-GAIA) Campaign
Autori interni:	REDAELLI, GIANLUCA RIZI, VINCENZO FERRETTI, Rossella
Data di pubblicazione:	2004
Rivista:	JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH: ATMOSPHERES
Abstract:	In this work, observations of polar stratospheric clouds (PSC) carried out during one flight of the stratospheric research aircraft Geophysica deployed in the Airborne Polar Experiment–Geophysica Aircraft in Antarctica (APE-GAIA) campaign in September– October 1999 are presented. An analysis of data from the two lidars and a backscatter sonde on board the Geophysica aircraft is presented, coupled with temperature measurements. The observations are analyzed with the aid of a mesoscale model to provide air mass thermal histories and a microphysical box model to simulate PSC formation. The results obtained from this comparison are discussed in view of the theories for PSC formation processes.
Handle:	http://hdl.handle.net/11697/7995
Appare nelle tipologie:	1.1 Articolo in rivista

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