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- 2002
- Aerosol elemental concentrations in the tropopause region from intercontinental flights with the Civil Aircraft for Regular Investigation of the Atmosphere Based on an Instrument Container (CARIBIC) platform
- Number and sulfur derived 3-parameter aerosol size distributions in the tropopause region from CARIBIC flights between Germany and the Indic
- 2001
- Studies of Tropospheric and Stratospheric Aerosol using Ion Beam Analysis
- Fine mode particulate sulphur in the tropopause region measured from intercontinental flights (CARIBIC)
- 2000
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Hygroscopic properties of aerosol particles in the north-eastern Atlantic during ACE-2
Swietlicki, Erik LU
; Zhou, Jingchuan
LU
; Covert, D S
; Hameri, K
; Busch, B
; Väkeva, M
; Dusek, U
; Berg, O H
; Wiedensohler, A
and Aalto, P
, et al.
(2000)
In Tellus. Series B: Chemical and Physical Meteorology
52B.
p.201-227
Mark
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Validation of very high cloud droplet number concentrations in air masses transported thousands of kilometres over the ocean
Martinsson, Bengt G. LU ; Frank, Göran LU ; Cederfelt, Sven Inge ; Berg, Olle H. ; Mentes, Besim ; Papaspiropoulos, Giorgos LU ; Swietlicki, Erik LU
; Zhou, Jingchuan
LU
; Flynn, Michael
and Bower, Keith N.
, et al.
(2000)
In Tellus. Series B: Chemical and Physical Meteorology
52(2).
p.801-814
Mark
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Hygroscopic properties of aerosol particles in the northeastern Atlantic during ACE-2
Swietlicki, Erik LU
; Zhou, Jingchuan
LU
; Covert, David S.
; Hämeri, Kaarle
; Busch, Bernhard
; Väkeva, Minna
; Dusek, Ulrike
; Berg, Olle H.
; Wiedensohler, Alfred
and Aalto, Pasi
, et al.
(2000)
In Tellus. Series B: Chemical and Physical Meteorology
52(2).
p.201-227
Mark
- ACE-2 HILLCLOUD. An overview of the ACE-2 ground-based cloud experiment
- Ion-beam thermography analysis of the H2SO4-(NH4)2SO4 system in aerosol samples
- 1999
- Vaporisation characteristics and detection limits of ion beam thermography