Characterization of Southern Ocean Boundary Layer Clouds Using Airborne Radar, Lidar, and In Situ Cloud Data: Results From SOCRATES

Schima, Julian; McFarquhar, Greg; Romatschke, Ulrike; Vivekanandan, Jothiram; D’Alessandro, John; Haggerty, Julie; Wolff, Cory; Schaefer, Ethan; Järvinen, Emma; Schnaiter, Martin

doi:10.1029/2022jd037277

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Characterization of Southern Ocean Boundary Layer Clouds Using Airborne Radar, Lidar, and In Situ Cloud Data: Results From SOCRATES

2022
By Schima, Julian ; McFarquhar, Greg ; Romatschke, Ulrike ; ...
Source: Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 127(21)

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Schima, Julian ; McFarquhar, Greg ; Romatschke, Ulrike ; Vivekanandan, Jothiram ; D’Alessandro, John ; ... More +

Schima, Julian ; McFarquhar, Greg ; Romatschke, Ulrike ; Vivekanandan, Jothiram ; D’Alessandro, John ; Haggerty, Julie ; Wolff, Cory ; Schaefer, Ethan ; Järvinen, Emma ; Schnaiter, Martin Less -
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Climate and numerical weather prediction models struggle to accurately predict radiative forcing over the Southern Ocean (SO), as the amount of clouds and their phases are poorly represented in such models due to a lack of observations upon which to base parameterizations. To address this, a novel particle identification (PID) scheme, based upon airborne radar and lidar data, was applied to data collected during the Southern Ocean Clouds, Aerosol, Radiation Transport Experimental Study (SOCRATES) to assess the vertical structure of SO boundary layer clouds. A comparison between the PID scheme and in situ phase data from SOCRATES showed relatively good agreement between the two data types. The convectivity of the
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 127(21)
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