Simulating Cirrus Sparkle Clouds reflect sunlight away from the earth, which tends to cool the earth, but they also absorb energy from the ground, which has a warming effect. Determining how the reflection and absorption - Microphysics - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Simulating Cirrus Sparkle Clouds reflect sunlight away from the earth, which tends to cool the earth, but they also absorb energy from the ground, which has a warming effect. Determining how the reflection and absorption Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-02-03 14:13:05 Open Document File Size: 3,75 MB Share Result on Facebook City Point Reyes / Darwin / / Company Klein SA / J Dudhia SA / RB McCoy SA / Z Wang AB / / Country Australia / / Event Environmental Issue / / Facility Central Facility / ARM Mobile Facility / ARM Climate Research Facility / / IndustryTerm reanalysis products / surface energy budget / technology advance / satellite data sets / cloud systems / satellite measurements / energy / / MusicGroup ARM / / NaturalFeature California coast / / Person Poellot / / Position model for the aggregates / forward Research Highlights / Walker / / ProvinceOrState California / Alaska / / Technology condensation / radiation / Simulation / / URL www.arm.gov/science/highlights / / SocialTag Precipitation Cloud physics Cloud Ice Rain Cumulus Hurricane dynamics and cloud microphysics Cloud feedback Atmospheric sciences Meteorology

Simulating Cirrus Sparkle Clouds reflect sunlight away from the earth, which tends to cool the earth, but they also absorb energy from the ground, which has a warming effect. Determining how the reflection and absorptionAdd to Reading List