W-band <i>S</i>–<i>Z</i> relationships for rimed snow particles: observational evidence from combined airborne and ground-based observations

Fuller, Shelby; Marlow, Samuel A.; Haimov, Samuel; Burkhart, Matthew; Shaffer, Kevin; Morgan, Austin; Snider, Jefferson R.

doi:10.5194/amt-16-6123-2023

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W-band S–Z relationships for rimed snow particles: observational evidence from combined airborne and ground-based observations

Shelby Fuller, Samuel A. Marlow, Samuel Haimov, Matthew Burkhart, Kevin Shaffer, Austin Morgan, and Jefferson R. Snider

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