Theoretical and Observational Study of Snow-Size Spectra and Snowflake Aggregation Efficiencies.

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May 1978

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Journal of Atmospheric Sciences, vol. 35, Issue 5, pp.882-889

Physics

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Mean snowflake collection efficiencies can be estimated by studying the height evolution of snow-size spectra in natural precipitation. This was done using coordinated aircraft and Doppler radar measurements of snow-size spectra and analytical and numerical techniques to model the stochastic collection process. For aggregating stellar and dendritic crystals in the temperature range 15 to 12°C the estimated mean collection efficiency was 1.4±0.6.

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