High Spectral Resolution Lidar (HSRL)-2 Observations of Aerosol Variability and Mixing during Boundary Layer Evolution in Houston
S. P. Burton(Langley Research Center), Pablo E. Saide(University of California, Los Angeles), Amy Jo Scarino(Langley Research Center), T. Berkoff, C. A. Hostetler(Langley Research Center), Raymond R. Rogers(Macalester College), R. A. Ferrare(Langley Research Center), Patrícia Sawamura(Oak Ridge Associated Universities), David B. Harper(Georgia Institute of Technology), A. L. Cook(Langley Research Center)
AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts
December 16, 2014
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