Remote Sensing of Low-Level Liquid Water Clouds and Fog

Dear Colleagues,

Low-level liquid-water clouds, among them, fog as a special case, have received particular attention in recent research projects. Their role in the climate system, as well as the direct impacts of fog on activities at the Earth surface, make them worthwhile research subjects.

For this Special Issue, we invite contributions documenting recent studies on remote sensing of these clouds. In particular:

• Satellite-based techniques and evaluation thereof
• Ground-based remote sensing techniques
• Application of remote-sensing products for the study of fog and low-level liquid-water cloud dynamics

Prof. Jan Cermak
Guest Editor

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