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Observation, Simulation and Predictability of Fog
This special issue belongs to the section “Meteorology“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The societal impact of fog has significantly increased during recent decades due to increasing air, marine and road traffic. The financial cost related to fog has become comparable to the losses from other weather events like storms.
Recent studies highlight the remaining difficulties in predicting and measuring fog at various scales of time and space. This Special Issue is expected to represent an important step in the direction of addressing new scientific challenges in fog-related research, and operational applications. Therefore, we invite authors to submit original articles that aim to study fog and its variability and predictability at various scales. Intercomparison studies of well-documented events are also welcomed.
Submitted manuscripts should not have been published previously, nor be under consideration for publication elsewhere (except conference proceedings papers).
Dr. Thierry Bergot
Dr. Darko Koračin
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- numerical simulations of fog at various scales (from mesoscale to LES)
- fog predictability and societal impact
- fog observations at various scales (from mesoscale to local scale)
- fog field experiment
- fog processes study (radiation, dynamic and microphysic)
- new methods of fog forecasting
- marine, coastal and continental fog
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Atmosphere - ISSN 2073-4433