Title
Lalinet status - Station expansion and lidar ratio systematic measurements
Date Issued
13 April 2018
Access level
open access
Resource Type
conference paper
Author(s)
Landulfo E.
Lopes F.
Moreira G.A.
Da Silva J.
Ristori P.
Quel E.
Otero L.
Pallota J.V.
Herrera M.
Salvador J.
Bali J.L.
Wolfram E.
Etala P.
Barbero A.
Forno R.
Sanchez M.F.
Barbosa H.
Gouveia D.
Santos A.V.
Hoelzemann J.
Fernandez J.H.
Guedes A.
Silva A.
Barja B.
Zamorano F.
Legue R.P.
Bastidas A.
Zabala M.V.
Velez J.
Nisperuza D.
Montilla E.
Marrero J.C.A.
Vega A.R.
Alados-Arboledas L.
Guerrero-Rascado J.L.
Sugimoto N.
Yoshitaka J.
INSMET
Publisher(s)
EDP Sciences
Abstract
LALINET is expanding regionally to guarantee spatial coverage over South and Central Americas. One of the network goals is to obtain a set of regional representative aerosol optical properties such as particle backscatter, extinction and lidar ratio. Given the North-South extension and influence of distinct airmass circulation patterns it is paramount to distinguish these optical parameters in order to gain better perfomance in radiation transfer models. A set of lidar ratio data is presented.
Volume
176
Language
English
OCDE Knowledge area
Biofísica
Subjects
Scopus EID
2-s2.0-85045907339
Source
EPJ Web of Conferences
ISSN of the container
21016275
Sponsor(s)
flhis work was also partially funded by the University of Granada through the contract Plan Propio. Programa 9. Convocatoria 2013, additional support was given by Universidad Nacional Sede Medellín, NASA-AERONEfl. FAPESP and CNPq support the brazilian stations.
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