Winter PBL Aerosol Profiles at Bejing

You Ming He; Hui Yang; De Bin Yan; Pei Bin Chen; Jie Song Ye; Xin Jian Li; Yan Jun Hao; Yan Fei Sun; Xue Song Zhao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.791-793.992

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Winter PBL Aerosol Profiles at Bejing

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The vertical distribution of aerosol extinction coefficients within winter planetary boundary layer (WPBL) over the observation site are shown in this paper, and the heights of PBL are discussed. The data indicates that the aerosol over the measurement site is almost trapped within PBL and troposphere layer and is rather stable, and the multi-layer structure of the aerosol distribution is obvious.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 791-793)

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You Ming He, Hui Yang, De Bin Yan, Pei Bin Chen, Jie Song Ye, Xin Jian Li, Yan Jun Hao, Yan Fei Sun, Xue Song Zhao

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Aerosol, Extinction Coefficient, PBL, Profile

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