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1. Assessment of longwave radiative effect of nighttime cirrus based on CloudSat and CALIPSO measurements and single-column radiative transfer simulations L. Yu et al.
2. Ice-nucleating particle versus ice crystal number concentrationin altocumulus and cirrus layers embedded in Saharan dust:a closure study A. Ansmann et al.
3. Analysis of the Observation Results for Preferentially Oriented Particles in High-Level Clouds According to the EARLINET Lidar Network and MODIS Data A. Skorokhodov & A. Konoshonkin
4. Optical properties of aerosol and cloud particles measured by a single-line-extracted pure rotational Raman lidar L. Peng et al.
5. An extended lidar-based cirrus cloud retrieval scheme: first application over an Arctic site K. Nakoudi et al.
6. Optical and geometrical properties of cirrus clouds from lidar measurements above Hanoi, Vietnam H. Bui et al.
7. Cirrus-induced shortwave radiative effects depending on their optical and physical properties: Case studies using simulations and measurements C. Córdoba-Jabonero et al.
8. Climatological and radiative properties of midlatitude cirrus clouds derived by automatic evaluation of lidar measurements E. Kienast-Sjögren et al.
9. Characteristics and seasonal variations of cirrus clouds from ground-based lidar and satellite observations over Shouxian Area, China X. Deng et al.
10. Multiple-scattering effects on single-wavelength lidar sounding of multi-layered clouds V. Shcherbakov et al.
11. Understanding Aerosol–Cloud Interactions through Lidar Techniques: A Review F. Cairo et al.
12. Statistics of optical and geometrical properties of cirrus cloud over tibetan plateau measured by lidar and radiosonde G. Dai et al.
13. An Assessment of Numerical Weather Prediction–Derived Low-Cloud-Base Height Forecasts M. Inoue et al.
14. Performance of the FMI cosine error correction method for the Brewer spectral UV measurements K. Lakkala et al.
15. Properties of Cirrus Cloud Observed over Koror, Palau (7.3°N, 134.5°E), in Tropical Western Pacific Region X. Sun et al.
16. Microphysical and radiative characterization of a subvisible midlevel Arctic ice cloud by airborne observations – a case study A. Lampert et al.
17. Lidar observed structural characteristics of higher altitude cirrus clouds over a tropical site in Indian subcontinent region G. Motty et al.
18. Geometrical and optical properties of cirrus clouds in Barcelona, Spain: analysis with the two-way transmittance method of 4 years of lidar measurements C. Gil-Díaz et al.
19. Climatology of Cirrus Clouds over Observatory of Haute-Provence (France) Using Multivariate Analyses on Lidar Profiles F. Mandija et al.
20. The Contribution of the Thin and Dense Cloud to the Microphysical Properties of Ice Clouds over the Tibetan Plateau and Its Surrounding Regions H. Cai et al.
21. An algorithm to retrieve ice water content profiles in cirrus clouds from the synergy of ground-based lidar and thermal infrared radiometer measurements F. Hemmer et al.
22. Variability in cirrus cloud properties using a PollyXT Raman lidar over high and tropical latitudes K. Voudouri et al.
23. A new airborne tandem platform for collocated measurements of microphysical cloud and radiation properties W. Frey et al.
24. Lidar Measurements of the Vertical Distribution of Aerosol Optical and Physical Properties over Central Asia B. Chen et al.
25. Validation of ash optical depth and layer height retrieved from passive satellite sensors using EARLINET and airborne lidar data: the case of the Eyjafjallajökull eruption D. Balis et al.
26. Investigating a Persistent Stratospheric Aerosol Layer Observed over Southern Europe during 2019 K. Voudouri et al.
27. Optical and geometrical properties of cirrus clouds in Amazonia derived from 1 year of ground-based lidar measurements D. Gouveia et al.
28. High‐resolution photography of clouds from the surface: Retrieval of optical depth of thin clouds down to centimeter scales S. Schwartz et al.
29. Comparison of mid-latitude single- and mixed-phase cloud optical depth from co-located infrared spectrometer and backscatter lidar measurements G. Di Natale et al.
30. A Statistical Method for Determining Optical and Geometrical Characteristics of Cirrus Clouds M. Nellore et al.
31. Retrieval and variability analysis of optically thin cloud optical depths from a Cimel sun-photometer J. Guerrero-Rascado et al.
32. Two-wavelength lidar inversion algorithm for determination of aerosol extinction-to-backscatter ratio and its application to CALIPSO lidar measurements X. Lu et al.
33. Comprehensive wind correction for a Rayleigh Doppler lidar from atmospheric temperature and pressure influences and Mie contamination M. Shangguan et al.
34. The Properties and Formation of Cirrus Clouds over the Tibetan Plateau Based on Summertime Lidar Measurements Q. He et al.
35. Impact of wildfire smoke on Arctic cirrus formation – Part 1: Analysis of MOSAiC 2019–2020 observations A. Ansmann et al.
36. Optical and Geometrical Properties of Cirrus Clouds over the Tibetan Plateau Measured by LiDAR and Radiosonde Sounding during the Summertime in 2014 G. Dai et al.
37. Estimation of cloud optical thickness, single scattering albedo and effective droplet radius using a shortwave radiative closure study in Payerne C. Aebi et al.
38. Midlatitude cirrus classification at Rome Tor Vergata through a multichannel Raman–Mie–Rayleigh lidar D. Dionisi et al.
39. Characteristics of cirrus clouds and its radiative properties based on lidar observation over Chung-Li, Taiwan S. Das et al.
40. Lidar characterization of the Arctic atmosphere during ASTAR 2007: four cases studies of boundary layer, mixed-phase and multi-layer clouds A. Lampert et al.
41. Stratospheric temperature measurement with scanning Fabry-Perot interferometer for wind retrieval from mobile Rayleigh Doppler lidar H. Xia et al.
42. Diversity on subtropical and polar cirrus clouds properties as derived from both ground-based lidars and CALIPSO/CALIOP measurements C. Córdoba-Jabonero et al.
43. Macrophysical and optical properties of mid-latitude cirrus clouds over a semi-arid area observed by micro-pulse lidar J. Wang et al.
44. Statistical Characteristics of Cloud Heights over Lanzhou, China from Multiple Years of Micro-Pulse Lidar Observation X. Cao et al.
45. LIDAR Developments at Clermont-Ferrand—France for Atmospheric Observation P. Fréville et al.
46. Towards an automatic lidar cirrus cloud retrieval for climate studies E. Larroza et al.
47. A decadal cirrus clouds climatology from ground-based and spaceborne lidars above the south of France (43.9° N–5.7° E) C. Hoareau et al.
48. Characteristics and Seasonal Variations of Cirrus Clouds from Polarization Lidar Observations at a 30°N Plain Site W. Wang et al.
49. 1064 nm rotational Raman lidar for particle extinction and lidar-ratio profiling: cirrus case study M. Haarig et al.
50. Cloud-base distribution and cirrus properties based on micropulse lidar measurements at a site in southeastern China J. Liu et al.
51. Lidar observations of cirrus clouds in Buenos Aires S. Gabriela Lakkis et al.
52. Locations for the best lidar view of mid-level and high clouds M. Tesche & V. Noel
53. Nighttime Contrail Characterization from Multisource Lidar and Meteorological Observations F. Mandija et al.
54. UV Raman lidar measurements of relative humidity for the characterization of cirrus cloud microphysical properties P. Di Girolamo et al.
55. Backscattering peak of ice cloud particles C. Zhou & P. Yang
56. First results of cirrus clouds properties by means of a pollyxt raman lidar at two measurement sites K. Voudouri et al.
57. Geometric and optical properties of cirrus clouds inferred from three-year ground-based lidar and CALIOP measurements over Seoul, Korea Y. Kim et al.