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Error estimation for localized signal properties: application to atmospheric mixing height retrievals

Biavati et al., 2015

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5452289981893233391
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Biavati G
Feist D
Gerbig C
Kretschmer R
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Atmospheric Measurement Techniques

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The mixing height is a key parameter for many applications that relate surface–atmosphere exchange fluxes to atmospheric mixing ratios, eg, in atmospheric transport modeling of pollutants. The mixing height can be estimated with various methods: profile measurements …
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