Lidar Ice nuclei estimates and how they relate with airborne in-situ measurements

Eleni, Marinou; Vassilis, Amiridis; Albert, Ansmann; Athanasios, Nenes; Balis, Dimitris; Jann, Schrod; Binietoglou, Ioannis; Solomos, Stavros; Dimitra, Mamali; Engelmann, Ronny; Baars, Holger; Kottas, Michael; Alexandra, Tsekeri; Emmanouil, Proestakis; Kokkalis, Panagiotis; Goloub, Philippe; Bojan, Cvetkovic; Nichovic, Slobodan; Mamouri, Rodanthi; Michael, Pikridas; Iasonas, Stavroulas; Christos, Keleshis; Jean, Sciare

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Lidar Ice nuclei estimates and how they relate with airborne in-situ measurements

Journal article published in 2018 by Marinou Eleni, Amiridis Vassilis, Ansmann Albert, Nenes Athanasios, Dimitris Balis, Schrod Jann, Ioannis Binietoglou, Stavros Solomos, Mamali Dimitra, Ronny Engelmann

, Holger Baars, Michael Kottas, Tsekeri Alexandra, Proestakis Emmanouil, Panagiotis Kokkalis and other authors.

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Abstract

By means of available ice nucleating particle (INP) parameterization schemes we compute profiles of dust INP number concentration utilizing Polly-XT and CALIPSO lidar observations during the INUIT-BACCHUS-ACTRIS 2016 campaign. The polarization-lidar photometer networking (POLIPHON) method is used to separate dust and non-dust aerosol backscatter, extinction, mass concentration, particle number concentration (for particles with radius > 250 nm) and surface area concentration. The INP final products are compared with aerosol samples collected from unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and analyzed using the ice nucleus counter FRIDGE.