Throughout more than ten years of observations, strong dense fog (SDF)(visibility< 200 m)
and extremely dense fog (EDF)(visibility< 50 m) often occurred in the central and eastern …

Fog harvesting is an application of aerosol filtration to capture water droplets from fog by
using nets, called fog collectors. It is a promising technique for freshwater supply in arid and …

The evolution of the droplet size distribution (DSD) during the fog life cycle remains poorly
understood and progress is required to reduce the uncertainty of fog forecasts. To gain …

Fog and low cloud cover (FLCC) strongly influences the water, energy, and nutrient flux of
coastal ecosystems. Easy‐to‐use FLCC data are needed to quantify the impacts of FLCC on …

The microphysics of precipitation has to be parameterized in Earth System Models (ESM),
Global Circulation/Climate Models (GCMs), Cloud Resolving Models (CRMs), Regional …

The physical and chemical aerosol properties are explored here based on ground-based
observations in the Paris region to better understand the role of clouds, radiative fluxes and …

Low-cost devices for particulate matter measurements are characterised by small
dimensions and a light weight. This advantage makes them ideal for UAV measurements …

Samples of fog water were collected at Baengnyeong Island (BYI) in the Yellow Sea during
the summer of 2014. The most abundant chemical species in the fog water were NH …

Fog is a characteristic feature of the Namib Desert and is essential to life in this fog
dependent system. It is often acknowledged that advective fog from the ocean is the …

To investigate the relationship between microphysical and chemical characteristics of size-
resolved fog droplets in different regional backgrounds, we conducted observational …