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Convective cell structures revealed by Mie laser radar observations and image data processing.

Y Sasano¹, H Shimizu, N Takeuchi

¹National Institute for Environmental Studies, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305, Japan.

|April 17, 2010

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Mie scattering laser radar reveals distinct convective structures within the atmospheric mixed layer. These findings in optically clear air align with previous radar and sodar observations.

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Area of Science:

Atmospheric Science
Meteorology
Remote Sensing

Background:

The convective mixed layer plays a crucial role in atmospheric dynamics and pollutant dispersion.
Understanding its structure is vital for weather forecasting and air quality studies.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the fine-scale structure of the convective mixed layer using Mie scattering laser radar.
To visualize convective cells and their interaction with the overlying clean air.

Main Methods:

Utilized Mie scattering laser radar (also known as lidar) for atmospheric measurements.
Acquired two-dimensional image data through scanning measurements (Plan Position Indicator - PPI and Range Height Indicator - RHI modes).
Applied edge-enhancement techniques to processed image data for improved visualization.

Main Results:

Distinct structures within the convective mixed layer were successfully visualized.
Convective cells penetrating into the upper clean air exhibited clear patterns.
The observed structures showed strong similarity to those previously documented by sodar, radar, and FM-cw radar.

Conclusions:

Mie scattering laser radar is an effective tool for studying convective mixed layer dynamics.
The study confirms the similarity of convective cell structures across different remote sensing techniques.
Provides enhanced visualization of atmospheric boundary layer phenomena.