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35. Contrasting the evolution of radiation fog over a heterogeneous region in southwest France during the SOFOG3D campaign J. Thornton et al.
36. Adiabatic and radiative cooling are both important causes of aerosol activation in simulated fog events in Europe P. Ghosh et al.
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38. The propagation of fog and its related pollutants in the Central and Eastern China in winter Y. Zhu et al.
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45. High‐Resolution Simulation of Dense Fog in Tianjin City: Effect of Horizontal Resolutions From Mesoscale to Large Eddy Scale M. Tian et al.
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