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Automatic detection of atmospheric boundary layer height using ceilometer backscatter data assisted by a boundary layer model

Di Giuseppe et al., 2012

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14103105936486006462
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Di Giuseppe F
Riccio A
Caporaso L
Bonafé G
Gobbi G
Angelini F
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Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society

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This work tackles the problem of the automated detection of the atmospheric boundary layer (BL) height h, from aerosol lidar/ceilometer observations. A new method, the Bayesian selective method (BSM), is presented. It implements a Bayesian statistical inference …
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