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Meteorological Hydrological and Marine Instrument  2023, Vol. 40 Issue (2): 86-90    DOI:
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Micro-pulse laser radar and microwave radiometer based super-cooled water cloud recognition algorithm
Ma Ming1, Chu Yiqi2, Liu Kebang2, Yang Chuan2, Wang Zhirui2
1. Beijing Institute of Applied Meteorology,Beijing 100005;
2. Aerospace New Weather Technology Co.,Ltd,Beijing 100854

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Abstract  During artificial rainfall enhancement operation conducted outdoors,the observation of super-cooled cloud is extremely important.This paper realizes a super-cooled cloud observation recognition algorithm,which is based on multiple means for remote sensing observation of foundation,such as micro-pulse laser radar,microwave radiometer,etc.According to the algorithm,the infrared cloud base height of microwave radiometer is proposed to be used,in order to support the laser radar to better distinguish the cloud layer from aerosol layer and obtain more reliable cloud recognition products.Then the particle polarization information of laser radar and the temperature profile of microwave radiometer can be based to recognize the super-cooled water cloud and make it compared with the simultaneous observation results from millimeter wave radar,thus making the reliability of algorithm verified.
Key wordsatmospheric remote sensing      super-cooled water cloud      micro-pulse laser radar      microwave radiometer      cloud phase recognition     
Received: 19 March 2022     
ZTFLH: TN958.98  
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Ma Ming,Chu Yiqi,Liu Kebang等. Micro-pulse laser radar and microwave radiometer based super-cooled water cloud recognition algorithm[J]. Meteorological Hydrological and Marine Instrument, 2023, 40(2): 86-90.
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