Comparison of the chemistry of fog water from mountain sites and cloud water from airborne platforms Couture M.D., Banic C.M., Schemenauer R.S., Leaitch W.R. and H.A.Wiebe 109-112

The use of empirical models in estimating sulfate and nitrate deposition from fog in mountainous areas Urquizo N., Walmsley J. L., Brook J. R. and Burrows W. R. 113-116

Chemistry of mountain clouds observed in the northern Taiwan Lin N-H. and C-M. Peng 117-120

Properties of fogs at Storm Peak Laboratory in the northern Colorado Rockies, USA Hindman E. E. and R.D. Borys 121-124

Trends in cloud chemistry in the eastern United States Anderson J., Baumgardner, R., Mohnen, V. and J. Bowser 125-128

An automated collector for fog chemical climatology Fuzzi S. and G. Orsi 129-132

Two new multistage impactors for drop size-dependent fog and cloud sampling Collett J.L.Jr., Moore K. and D. Straub 133-136

Design, construction and operation of a system of a fog water collector Cruzat A. 137-140

Enhancement of fog-water collector efficiency Chernikov A.A. and M.N. Khaikine 141-143

Instrument-related problems in collecting fog water in tropical regions with low wind speed Padilla H.G., García-García F. and A.P. Báez 145-147

Standards for measuring fog liquid water content Gerber H. 149-152

Fog studies in the Bay of Fundy over a span of 60 years Cunningham R.M. 153-156

Fog deposition of nitrogen in the coastal marine environment of the Gulf of Maine Jordan C.E., Talbot R.W. and B.W. Mosher 157-160

Base cation and acidic deposition by fog, rain, and aerosol at a UK coastal site Inglis D., Gallagher M.W. and T.W. Choularton 161-162

The role of cloud in determining ozone concentrations in the lower troposhere Banic C.M., Schemenauer R.S., Anlauf K.G. and K.I.A. MacQuarrie 163-166

Pesticides in fogwater samples collected in a rural area Millet M., Wortham H., Sanusi A. and Ph. Mirabel 167-170

Chemistry and deposition of acidifying substances by marine advection fog in Atlantic Canada Beauchamp S., Tordon R. and A. Pinette 171-174

Fog-dependent vegetation and ecosystems in the dry lands of Africa Le Houerou H. N. 175-178

Evaluation of Fog-Harvesting potential in Namibia Mtuleni V., Henschel J. R. and M.K. Seely 179-182

The ecology of fog in Namib desert dunes Seely M., Henschel J. R. and M. Robertson 183-186

The chemistry of Namib Desert fog in comparison with coastal desert fog of Chile and Oman Eckardt F.D. and R.S. Schemenauer 187-190

The coastal fog (Camanchaca): a water resource available for the benefit of desert communities Canto W. 191-193

Collection of mountaintop clouds by a size segregated sampler: implications on regional climate Saxena, V.K. and S. Menon 195-198

Use of laser-induced plasma spectroscopy to detect trace level of contaminants in fog droplets Cheng M.D. 199-202

Size-dependent chemistry of fog and cloud droplets Fuzzi, S., Laj P., Facchini M.C. and Ricci, L. and A. Berner 203-206

The drop size-dependence of cloud and fog chemistry Collett J.L.Jr., Bator A., Hoag K., Moore K., Rao X., Sherman D.E. and G. Xu 207-210

The chemical and physical properties of individual cloud droplets Ganor E. 211-212

Fine scale variations in pollutant deposition caused by the scavenging of hill fog by raindrops Inglis D.W.F and T.W. Choularton 213-216

Human occupation and resources in a fog-covered site in Alto Patache (south of Iquique, Northern Chile) Larrain H., Cereceda P., Schemenauer R.S., Osses P., Lázaro P. and A. Ugarte 217-220

Origins of some salines and nitrates in deserts Saint-Amand P. and D.C.H. Saint-Amand 221-224

Plant-fog interactions in California and Chile Dawson T.E. and P.E. Vidiella 225-228

Fog assisted wildlife conservation - The Arabian Oryx Sanctuary in Oman

Brend S. 229-232

Conditions for fog formation in the south coast of Brazil de Oliveira V.M. and N. Fedorova 233-236

Meteorological and forecasting studies of fog over Zambia Mudenda O.S. 237-240

Fog forecasting using back-propagation algorithm Manso Ramos V.F. 241-244

Superrefraction echoes analysis in fog days in La Plata River and its coastal zones

Nuñez J.M. 249-252

Detecting and quantifying dew in semi-arid irrigated and desert valleys Malek E. 253-256

Dew and dew collection in the Negev Desert Heusinkveld B.G., Jacobs A.F.G. and S. Berkowicz 257-260

Dew deposition in the Negev Desert: the biological crust Jacobs A.F.G., Heusinkveld B.G. and S. Berkowicz 261-264

The contribution of dew to the water balance of bare soil in a desert area Nin-Ari, N. Zangvil, A. and P.R. Berliner 265-268

Dew recovery: old dreams and actual results Beysens D.A., Milimouk I. and V. Nikolayev 269-272

Meteorological features of orographic clouds along the eastern escarpment of South Africa van Heerden J., Louw, C. and J. Olivier 273-276

Prediction of orographic clouds (high elevation fog) along the eastern escarpment of South Africa through discriminant analysis Louw C., van Heerden J. and J. Olivier 277-279

Evaluation of the hydrologic inputs in the Mediterranean Basin Millán M., Estrela M. and R. Vallejo 281-284

A conceptual model approach to fog forecasting Croft P.J. 285-288

Progress in the use of routine weather observations to calculate liquid water content in high-elevation fog Walmsley J.L., Burrows W.R. and R.S. Schemenauer 289-292

Dew in Carpathian Mountain Forest - Micrometeorology and Hydrochemistry Skvarenina J. and J. Mindas 293-296

Dew in urban environments Richards K. and T. Oke 297-299

Effect of acid deposition on urban dew chemistry In Yokohama, Japan Okochi H., Takeuchi M. and M. Igawa 301-304

Air pollutants deposition via fog droplets in the forest of Tanzawa Mountains, Japan Igawa M., Tsutsumi Y. and H. Okochi 305-307

Yellowish fog precipitation in central India Patel K.S., Tripati A.N., Chandrawanshi C.K., Aggarwal S.G., Patel R.M., Deb M.K., Agnihotri P.K. and V.K. Patel 309-312

Cloud water in southern Chile: is it an important source of nutrients to forests? Weathers K.C., Lovett G.M., Likens, G.E. and N.F.M. Caraco 313-315

Physical and chemical aspects of within canopy clouds and their application to current physical/chemical models of cloud-canopy interactions DeFelice T.P. 317-320

Long-term measurements of cloud frequency and chemical composition in an upland forest in Scotland Crossley A., Harvey F.J., Cape J.N., Guillevic C., Binnie J., Wilson D.B. and D. Fowler 321-324

Fog microphysical characteristics in a rural site in Chiapas, Mexico

García-García F., Paredes G., Virafuentes U. and R. A. Montanez 325-328

Microphysical processes of fogs formed in the artificial cloud experimental system Harimaya T. and A. Sasaki 329-332

Laboratory modelling of the transformation of microphysical and electrical properties of artificial water fogs Amiranashvili A.G., Bliadze T.G., Chiabrishvili N.G., Gzirishvili T.G., Kirkitadze D.D., Nodia A.G., Odisharia M.A. and A.M. Okudjava 333-335

Near-surface fluxes of cloudwater evolve vertically Kowalski A.S. and R.J. Vong 337-340

Coast fog water potential and its applications Espejo-Guasp R. 341-343

A climatology of fog for Australia Bridgman H.A. 345-348

The Zhoushan sea fog: its structure and potentiality of application Xu S-Z and Z-Q. Yang 349-352

The climatology of Namib fog Seely M.K. and J.R. Henschel 353-356

Spatial-Temporary variations of the number of fog days per year in Georgia Amiranashvili A.G., Amiranashvili V.A. and K.A. Tavartkiladze 357-360

Fog occurrence and chemistry in mountainous regions of Slovakia Mindas J. and J. Skvarenina 361-364

Fog flow modelling in a mini wind tunnel Bresci E. and A. Giacomin 365-367

Study of a three-phase system hygrothermodynamics and reevaluate of the role on sublimation stage of crystal growth in supercooled fogs Bondarenko V.G. 369-372

Multiphase chemistry in a microphysical radiation fog model Bott A. 373-376

Fog flow mathematical modelling Bresci E. and R. Semenzato 377-379

Numerical modelling of an artificial glaciation and the formation of improved visibility areas in fog. Recommendations for conducting fog dispersal at airports Bondarenko V.G. 381-384

The investigation of fog and aerosol parameters on the highway Venice-Trieste Khaikine M., Kadygrov E., Koldaev A. and E. Miller 385-388

Impact of industrial emissions on local fog formation: part 1 - video monitoring Campbell M.N., Branscome L.E. and D.A. Stewart 389-392

An analysis of local fog formation at an industrial wastewater treatment facility Hicks J., Sheppard A. and A. Binotto 393-395

Characterization of fog events under the influence of industrial water vapour emissions Stewart D.A., Branscome L.E. and N.M. Nolen (Campbell) 397-400

Fog drip collection in coastal central California Goodman J. 401-404

Fog collection as a water source for small rural communities in Chiapas, Mexico Mundo-Molina M., Martinez-Austria P., Figueroa-Gallegos A., Muciño-Porras J.J. and R. Ballinas-Avendaño 405-408

Fogwater collection at El Tofo, Chile and other coastal sites in South America and Arabia Cereceda P. and R.S. Schemenauer 409-411

Fog precipitation on the mountains in Croatia Mileta M. 413-416

Work done on fog and fog collection (moisture capture) in the Sultanate of Oman Alesh S.A. 417-420

Observing fog from space: a European example Bendix J. 421-424

Evaluation of spatial patterns of fog days in Greece using GIS Sioutas M., Craig D. and R. Rudolph 425-428

Spatially dense analysis of fog in the Kanto Plain, Japan; a case study Yamamoto A. 429-432

Modelling the local climate in islands environments: orographic clouds cover

Brito de Azevedo E.B., Pereira L.S. and B. Itier 433-436

Mountain climatology and large scale cloud water recovery at Kahikinui, Maui, Hawaiian Islands Juvik J.O. 437-440

A high elevation fog water collection experiment in South Africa Olivier J. 441-443

Fogwater collection in Cape Verde Islands: an alternative source of water for agriculture and domestic use Sabino A.A. and J. Moreno 445-448

Evaluation of fog water collection in Anaga (Tenerife, Canary Islands) Marzol M.V. and P. Valladares 449-452

The EU Research Programmes of Cooperation in Science and Technology with Developing Countries Semenzato R. 453-456

The project "Fog as a new water resource for the sustainable development of the ecosystems of the Peruvian and Chilean coastal desert? Semenzato R., Falciai M. and E. Bresci 457-460

Evaluation of the use of fog water for regeneration of arid ecosystems Cereceda P., Villegas L., Osses P. and R.S. Schemenauer 461-463

Fog collectors: capturing spatial variability Bresci E. 465-468

Socio-economic impacts of fogcatchers: a case-study in the Tambo Valley area (Peru) Pettenella D. and F. Bicciato 469-472

Fog interception and water budget of Caesalpinea spinosa trees in the Lomas ecosystems of Mejia (Arequipa, Perù) Calamini G., Giacomin A., Falciai M., Salbitano F. and F. Villasante 473-476

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