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Large-scale simulations and in-situ observations of mid-latitude and Arctic cirrus clouds

Rolf, Christian
2017

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ML-CIRRUS: The Airborne Experiment on Natural Cirrus and Contrail Cirrus with the High-Altitude Long-Range Research Aircraft HALO

Voigt, Christiane
2017

Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 98 (2017) 2, S. 271 - 288

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CLaMS-Ice: Large-scale cirrus cloud simulations in comparison with observations

Costa, Anja
2016

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Microphysical properties of cirrus clouds between 75N and 25S derived from extensive airborne in-situ observations

Krämer, Martina
2016

Geophysical research abstracts, 18 (2016) S. EGU2016-13055-2

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Analysis of Arctic Cirrus during the POLSTRACC period by means of CLaMS-Ice large-scale Lagrangian microphysical process simulations

CLaMS-Ice: Large-scale cirrus cloud simulations in comparison with observations

Costa, Anja
2016

Geophysical research abstracts, 18 (2016) S. EGU2016-13542

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Talk (non-conference)

Krämer, Martina
2016

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Cirrus Clouds & Water Vapour between 75N and 25S: Geographical, Latitudinal and Altitudinal Distribution from Two Decades of In-Situ Aircraft Obersvations

Krämer, Martina
2016

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The origin of midlatitude ice clouds and the resulting influence on their microphysical properties

Luebke, Anna E.
2016

Atmospheric chemistry and physics, 16 (2016) 9, S. 5793 - 5809

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Reconciliation of in-situ observations and large-scala simulations of mid-latitude cirrus clouds and indication of dominant formation mechanism

Rolf, Christian
2016

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Cirrus Clouds & H2O between 75 N and 25 S derived from extensive airborne in-situ observations

Krämer, Martina
2016

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Microphysical properties of cirrus clouds between 75N and 25 S derived from extensive airborne in-situ observations

Krämer, Martina
2016

“...Helmholtz Interdisciplinary Doctoral Training in Energy and Climate Research (HITEC)...”

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Validation of the large-scale Lagrangian cirrus model CLaMS-Ice by in-situ measurements

Costa, Anja
2015

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Cirrus cloud formation, evolution and geographical distribution: Linking large-scale observations and modelling

Costa, Anja
2015

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Forecasting and understanding cirrus clouds with the large scale Lagrangian microphysical model CLaMS-Ice

Rolf, Christian
2015

Geophysical research abstracts, 17 (2015) S. EGU2015-6862

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Validation of the large-scale Lagrangian cirrus model CLaMS-Ice by in-situ measurements

Costa, Anja
2015

Geophysical research abstracts, 17 (2015) S. EGU2015-8777

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Forecasting and understanding cirrus clouds withthe large scale Lagrangian microphysical model CLaMS-Ice

Rolf, Christian
2015

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The origin of ice clouds and the resulting influence on their microphysical properties: Observations from ML-CIRRUS

Luebke, Anna
2015

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Mid-latitude cirrusclouds: In-situ obseervations in comparsion with CLaMS-Ice modelling and ECMWF data

Costa, Anja
2015

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