Deriving Cloud Droplet Number Concentration from Combined Airborne Lidar and Polarimeter Measurements from the NAAMES Mission
J. W. Hair(Langley Research Center), B. E. Anderson(Langley Research Center), Ewan Crosbie(Langley Research Center), Amy Jo Scarino(Langley Research Center), C. A. Hostetler(Langley Research Center), Luke D. Ziemba(Langley Research Center), T. Berkoff(Langley Research Center), Yongxiang Hu(Wuhan National Laboratory for Optoelectronics), J. Lee, R. K. Moore, C. Brian, David B. Harper(Georgia Institute of Technology), C. F. Butler(Science Systems and Applications (United States)), Mikhail D. Alexandrov(Goddard Institute for Space Studies), R. J. Hare(Langley Research Center), A. L. Cook(Langley Research Center)
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