Observation-based Low Visibility Nowcasting
Low visibility phenomena can be caused by either fog whereby abundance of water droplets or crystals reduces visibility to < 1km (WMO,1992),or haze where dust,smoke and other dry particles obscure the clarity of the sky,or mixture of the two.Either way,low visibility can have a significant societal impact,particularly regarding all forms of traffic: aviation,roads and sailing.The occurrence of low visibility is strongly influenced by meteorological conditions,along with local topography,and emission and distribution of air pollutants.All this makes prediction of fog occurrence,extent,duration,and intensity a difficult task despite improvements in numerical guidance and modelling of the low visibility phenomenon.
Jianmin Shao Andrew Hicks
Vaisala Ltd.Elm House,351 Bristol Road,Birmingham,B5 7SW,UK
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2013-10-23(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)