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1. Atmospheric and surface observations during the Saint John River Experiment on Cold Season Storms (SAJESS) H. Thompson et al.
2. Comparison of rainfall and microphysical parameters from 2-Dimensional Video Disdrometer (2DVD) and Joss-Waldvogel Disdrometer (JWD) in the Indian monsoon region I. Longkumer et al.
3. Analysis of Raindrop Size Distribution Characteristics in Permafrost Regions of the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau Based on New Quality Control Scheme L. Ma et al.
4. Seasonal Characteristics of Disdrometer-Observed Raindrop Size Distributions and Their Applications on Radar Calibration and Erosion Mechanism in a Semi-Arid Area of China Z. Xie et al.
5. Constraining aerosol–cloud adjustments by uniting surface observations with a perturbed parameter ensemble A. Mikkelsen et al.
6. Z–R Relationships for Different Precipitation Types and Events from Parsivel Disdrometer Data in Warsaw, Poland M. Barszcz & E. Kaznowska
7. Hailstorm events in the Central Andes of Peru: insights from historical data and radar microphysics J. Valdivia et al.
8. Evaluation of the Microphysical Assumptions within GPM-DPR Using Ground-Based Observations of Rain and Snow R. Chase et al.
9. Field Campaign Evaluation of Sensors Lufft GMX500 and MaxiMet WS100 in Peruvian Central Andes J. Valdivia et al.
10. Kinetic energy estimation by rainfall intensity and its usefulness in predicting hydrosedimentological variables in a small rural catchment in southern Brazil R. Ramon et al.
11. Leading edge erosion of wind turbine blades: Multiaxial critical plane fatigue model of coating degradation under random liquid impacts S. Doagou‐Rad et al.
12. Precipitation Microphysical Characteristics of Typhoon Mangkhut in Southern China Using 2D Video Disdrometers L. Feng et al.
13. Evaluation of rainfall erosivity and impact forces using strain gauges K. Vilayvong et al.
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15. Atmospheric Rivers and Associated Precipitation over France and Western Europe: 1980–2020 Climatology and Case Study B. Doiteau et al.
16. Southern Ocean Precipitation Characteristics Observed From CloudSat and Ground Instrumentation During the Macquarie Island Cloud & Radiation Experiment (MICRE): April 2016 to March 2017 E. Tansey et al.
17. Parsimonious Models of Precipitation Phase Derived from Random Forest Knowledge: Intercomparing Logistic Models, Neural Networks, and Random Forest Models L. Campozano et al.
18. A General Approach for Simulating Rain Effects on Sensor Data in Real and Virtual Environments S. Hasirlioglu & A. Riener
19. Raindrop Size Distribution Retrieval Model for X-Band Dual-Polarization Radar in China Incorporating Various Climatic and Geographical Elements Q. Yang et al.
20. Retrieval of the raindrop size distribution from polarimetric radar data using double-moment normalisation T. Raupach & A. Berne
21. Invariance of the Double-Moment Normalized Raindrop Size Distribution through 3D Spatial Displacement in Stratiform Rain T. Raupach & A. Berne
22. Influence of Wind-Induced Effects on Laser Disdrometer Measurements: Analysis and Compensation Strategies V. Capozzi et al.
23. Precipitation adjustment by the OTT Parsivel2 in the central Qinghai–Tibet Plateau C. Wang et al.
24. High-Speed Image Velocimetry System for Rainfall Measurement C. Chen et al.
25. Drop Size Distribution Climatology in Cévennes-Vivarais Region, France S. Hachani et al.
26. Estimating raindrop size distributions using microwave link measurements: potential and limitations T. van Leth et al.
27. Comparative hydrometeors measured by a PARSIVEL disdrometer at Tianshan mountains in arid regions of China C. Zhao et al.
28. From model to radar variables: a new forward polarimetric radar operator for COSMO D. Wolfensberger & A. Berne
29. Influence of secondary ice production on cloud and rain properties: analysis of the HYMEX IOP7a heavy-precipitation event P. Grzegorczyk et al.
30. A high space–time resolution dataset linking meteorological forcing and hydro-sedimentary response in a mesoscale Mediterranean catchment (Auzon) of the Ardèche region, France G. Nord et al.
31. Precipitation structure as an indicator of reduction of water amount supplying soil profile M. Biniak-Pieróg et al.
32. The sensitivity of intense rainfall to aerosol particle loading – a comparison of bin-resolved microphysics modelling with observations of heavy precipitation from HyMeX IOP7a C. Kagkara et al.
33. From Hydrometeor Size Distribution Measurements to Projections of Wind Turbine Blade Leading-Edge Erosion F. Letson & S. Pryor
34. A Review of Technical Aspects and Challenges in Opportunistic Rainfall Estimation Using Satellite and Terrestrial Microwave Links: How wireless infrastructure can be used for rainfall monitoring R. Nebuloni et al.
35. In-depth dynamic analysis of raindrop characteristics under varying intensities using image processing M. Kalehhouei et al.
36. Automated precipitation monitoring with the Thies disdrometer: biases and ways for improvement M. Fehlmann et al.
37. Unraveling High-Resolution Temporal–Spatial Variability of Raindrop Size Distributions in Extreme Rainfall Events With Dual-Polarization Radar Optimal Estimates F. Liu et al.
38. Impact of Disdrometer Types on Rainfall Erosivity Estimation L. Johannsen et al.
39. Impacts of Instrument Limitations on Estimated Raindrop Size Distribution, Radar Parameters, and Model Microphysics during Mei-Yu Season in East China L. Wen et al.
40. Linking rain into ice microphysics across the melting layer in stratiform rain: a closure study K. Mróz et al.
41. A Comparative Study on the Vertical Structures and Microphysical Properties of Stratiform Precipitation over South China and the Tibetan Plateau J. He et al.
42. Spatial and Temporal Variability in Rainfall Erosivity Under Alpine Climate: A Slovenian Case Study Using Optical Disdrometer Data N. Bezak et al.
43. Statistical Characteristics of Raindrop Size Distribution in the Monsoon Season Observed in Southern China A. Zhang et al.
44. Assessing Orographic Cloud Seeding Impacts Through Integration of Remote Sensing from Multispectral Satellite, Radar Data, and In Situ Observations in the Western United States G. Mehdizadeh et al.
45. Evaluating Parsivel2's raindrop data: A comparative study of different terminal drop velocity models on simulated and natural rain events L. Yuan et al.
46. Raindrop size distribution (DSD) during the passage of tropical cyclone Nivar: effect of measuring principle and wind on DSDs and retrieved rain integral and polarimetric parameters from impact and laser disdrometers B. Radhakrishna
47. Vertical structure and microphysical observations of winter precipitation in an inner valley during the Cerdanya-2017 field campaign S. González et al.
48. Microphysical aspects of tropical rainfall during Bright Band events at mid and high-altitude regions over Southern Western Ghats, India R. Sumesh et al.
49. Corrections of Precipitation Particle Size Distribution Measured by a Parsivel OTT2 Disdrometer under Windy Conditions in the Antisana Massif, Ecuador L. Gualco et al.
50. Improved observed full raindrop size distributions and their normalization using double and triple moments S. Lim et al.
51. Dual-polarization radar rainfall estimation in Korea according to raindrop shapes obtained by using a 2-D video disdrometer H. Kim et al.
52. Effect of disdrometer type on rain drop size distribution characterisation: a new dataset for south-eastern Australia A. Guyot et al.
53. On the seasonal variability of raindrop size distribution and associated variations in reflectivity – Rainrate relations at Tirupati, a tropical station Y. Sulochana et al.
54. Automatic Precipitation Measurement Based on Raindrop Imaging and Artificial Intelligence C. Hsieh et al.
55. Synthesis of ARM User Facility Surface Rainfall Datasets to Construct a Best Estimate Value Added Product (PrecipBE) I. Silber et al.
56. High-Speed Optical Disdrometer for Rainfall Microphysical Observations F. Testik & M. Rahman
57. Estimating Rain Microphysical Characteristics Using S-Band Dual-Polarization Radar in South Korea H. Kim et al.
58. Improving CINRAD Radar QPE Through GPM‐DPR Reflectivity Bias Correction Z. Zhu et al.
59. Reconstructing the Drizzle Mode of the Raindrop Size Distribution Using Double-Moment Normalization T. Raupach et al.
60. Integrated Approach to Assess Simulated Rainfall Uniformity and Energy-Related Parameters for Erosion Studies R. Caruso et al.
61. Rain Microstructure Parameters Vary with Large-Scale Weather Conditions in Lausanne, Switzerland W. Ghada et al.
62. Characteristics and Applications of Summer Season Raindrop Size Distributions Based on a PARSIVEL2 Disdrometer in the Western Tianshan Mountains (China) Y. Zeng et al.
63. Error investigation of rain retrievals from disdrometer data using triple colocation C. Annella et al.
64. Sensitivity analysis of DSD retrievals from polarimetric radar in stratiform rain based on the μ–Λ relationship C. Gatidis et al.
65. Detection of microstructure characteristics of liquid atmospheric precipitation with the optical rain gage V. Kalchikhin et al.
66. Comparison of precipitation measurements by OTT Parsivel2and Thies LPM optical disdrometers M. Angulo-Martínez et al.
67. Comparison of three types of laser optical disdrometers under natural rainfall conditions L. Johannsen et al.
68. On the Optimal Measuring Area for Pointwise Rainfall Estimation: A Dedicated Experiment with 14 Laser Disdrometers F. Tapiador et al.
69. Characteristics of Raindrop Size Distribution in Typhoon Nida (2016) before and after Landfall in Southern China from 2D Video Disdrometer Data L. Feng et al.
70. Rainfall Washoff of Spores From Concrete and Asphalt Surfaces A. Mikelonis et al.
71. Microphysical Features of Rain and Rain events during different Seasons over a Tropical Mountain location using an Optical Disdrometer T. Sreekanth et al.
72. Evaluation of the two‐moment scheme LIMA based on microphysical observations from the HyMeX campaign M. Taufour et al.
73. Microphysical characteristics of seasonal rainfall observed by a Parsivel disdrometer in the Tianshan Mountains, China Y. Zeng et al.
74. Measuring rainfall using microwave links: the influence of temporal sampling L. van der Valk et al.
75. A Critical Evaluation of the Adequacy of the Gamma Model for Representing Raindrop Size Distributions C. Gatidis et al.
76. The Impact of Lightning Rods on the Differential Reflectivity of X-Band Radar H. Wang et al.
77. Objective Characterization of Rain Microphysics: Validating a Scheme Suitable for Weather and Climate Models F. Tapiador et al.
78. Shapes and Fall Speeds of Freezing and Frozen Raindrops K. Rahman & F. Testik
79. Correction to raindrop size distributions measured by PARSIVEL disdrometers in strong winds L. Lin et al.
80. Snowfall Microphysics Characterized by PARSIVEL Disdrometer Observations in Beijing from 2020 to 2022 Y. Shen et al.
81. Triple‐Frequency Doppler Retrieval of Characteristic Raindrop Size K. Mróz et al.
82. Validation of rainfall data observed by using disdrometer under wet-bulb temperature conditions H. Kim et al.
83. Evaluating the NASA MPLNET Rain Masking Algorithm at Goddard Space Flight Center and Barcelona sites: Relevance to EarthCARE Cloud Profiling Radar Validation S. Lolli et al.
84. A Survey of Rain Fade Models for Earth–Space Telecommunication Links—Taxonomy, Methods, and Comparative Study M. Samad et al.
85. Drop size distribution retrieval using dual-polarization radar at C-band and S-band D. Durbin et al.
86. Atmospheric Drivers of Wind Turbine Blade Leading Edge Erosion: Review and Recommendations for Future Research S. Pryor et al.
87. Microphysical measurements of hydrometeors using shadowgraph imaging technique M. Mohammadi et al.
88. A study on raindrop size distribution variability in before and after landfall precipitations of tropical cyclones observed over southern India J. Janapati et al.
89. Seasonal characteristics of raindrop size distribution and implication for radar rainfall retrievals in Metro Manila, Philippines L. Aragon et al.
90. A measurement campaign to assess sources of error in microwave link rainfall estimation T. van Leth et al.
91. Characterizing microphysical transitions in southwest monsoon onset precipitation: An observational insight from southern peninsular India R. Sumesh et al.
92. Raindrop size distribution of monsoon and tropical cyclone events over South China R. Lai et al.