An Optical Disdrometer for Measuring Size and Velocity of Hydrometeors

By M. Löffler-Mang, J. Joss. 2000

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Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change

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Citations in the corpus

• Drop size distribution comparisons between Parsivel and 2-D video disdrometers (2011, methodology): “Details of the instrument and the measurement technique, together with the assumptions used to determine the size and velocity of hydrometeors can be found in Loffler-Mang and Joss (2000), Battaglia et al. (2010) and Tapiador et al. (2010).”
• Observed relations between snowfall microphysics and triple‐frequency radar measurements (2015, methodology): “…SIGNATURES OF SNOWFALL 6038 The PSDs observed during the three cases are close to an exponential distribution, and the derived PSD parameters agree well with the measured PSDs from a Parsivel on the site [Löffler-Mang and Joss, 2000; Löffler-Mang and Blahak, 2001; Battaglia et al., 2010].”