Lower Atmosphere Meteorology
A special issue of Atmosphere (ISSN 2073-4433). This special issue belongs to the section "Meteorology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 May 2019) | Viewed by 58859
Special Issue Editors
Interests: air pollution meteorology; micrometeorology; statistics of meteorological observations; climate change
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Interests: air parcel trajectories; air pollution meteorology; climate change; greenhouse gases
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Interaction between the biosphere and the atmosphere is made through its lowest layer; hence, this Special Issue is devoted to the meteorological processes in this region. Although theoretical developments, such as model calculations, are not excluded, experimental and interdisciplinary studies are specially welcomed. Analyses of precipitation, wind speed, and solar radiation distribution may have a relevant academic interest due to their marked impact on population and energy production. Moreover, issues such as air pollutant dispersion, turbulent fluxes, or the evolution of radioactive isotopes and dangerous gases are conditioned by lower atmosphere meteorology. Other subjects falling in the scope of this Special Issue are the relationship among meteorological variables and the exchange between the atmosphere and its boundary layer. Consequently, this Special Issue is suggested to highlight the influence that the meteorological processes occurring in the layer close to the surface have on living beings and materials. The expected result will be a global vision of the impact of meteorology on life to increase insights in this field, to take the best decisions in human activities and to reduce the adverse effects of natural processes.
Dr. Isidro A. Pérez
Dr. M. Ángeles García
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- micro–meso scale meteorology
- model development and application
- atmospheric boundary layer
- air parcel trajectories
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