Experimental Study of Aerosol-Cloud Interactions using a 5-hole Probe with Remotly Piloted Aircraft

Calmer, Radiance
Roberts, Greg
Sanchez, Kévin
Nicoll, Keri
Preissler, Jana
Ovadnevaite, Jurgita
Sciare, Jean
Bronz, Murat

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April 2016

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HAL CCSD

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English

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International audienceEnhancements in Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) have increased their possible uses in many fields for the past two decades. For atmospheric research, ultra-light RPAS (<2.5kg) are now able to fly at altitudes greater than 3 km and even in cloud, which opens new opportunities to understand aerosol-cloud interactions. The European project BACCHUS (Impact of Biogenic versus Anthropogenic Emissions on Cloudsand Climate: towards a Holistic Understanding) focuses on these specific interactions

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Experimental Study of Aerosol-Cloud Interactions using a 5-hole Probe with Remotly Piloted Aircraft

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Experimental Study of Aerosol-Cloud Interactions using a 5-hole Probe with Remotly Piloted Aircraft

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