Combined vertical-velocity observations with Doppler lidar, cloud radar and wind profiler

Bühl, J.; Leinweber, R.; Görsdorf, U.; Radenz, M.; Ansmann, A.; Lehmann, V.

doi:https://doi.org/10.5194/amt-8-3527-2015

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31 Aug 2015

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| 31 Aug 2015

Combined vertical-velocity observations with Doppler lidar, cloud radar and wind profiler

J. Bühl, R. Leinweber, U. Görsdorf, M. Radenz, A. Ansmann, and V. Lehmann

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RC C111: 'Referee comments for Combined Vertical-Velocity Observations with Doppler lidar, Cloud Radar and Wind Profiler by Bühl et al 2015', Anonymous Referee #1, 16 Feb 2015
- AC C119: 'Quick reply to comments of Reviewer #1', Johannes Bühl, 17 Feb 2015
RC C270: 'Review: Combined Vertical-Velocity Observations with Doppler lidar, Cloud Radar and Wind Profiler. By, J. Bühl, R. Leinweber, U. Görsdorf, M. Radenz, A. Ansmann, and V. Lehmann', Anonymous Referee #2, 09 Mar 2015

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Case studies of combined vertical-velocity measurements of Doppler lidar, cloud radar and wind profiler are presented. The measurements were taken at the Meteorological Observatory, Lindenberg, Germany. Synergistic products are presented that are derived from the vertical-velocity measurements of the three instruments: a comprehensive classification mask of vertically moving atmospheric targets and the terminal fall velocity of water droplets and ice crystals corrected for vertical air motion.