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2nd International Conference on Fog and Fog CollectionScientific Program |
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2nd International Conference on Fog and Fog CollectionScientific Program |
FOG - MULTIPHASE CHEMISTRY
The climatology of fog and rime on the Krusne Hory Mountains,
Czech Republic, winter 1995-1996 Bridgman, H.A., T.D.
Davies, T. Jickells, I. Hunova, K. Bridges and V. Surapipith
1-4
Bacteria and fungi in aerosols and clouds Bauer, H.,
H. Giebl, A. Kasper-Giebl, M. Loflund, B. Schuster, F. Zibuschka,
R. Hitzenberger, G. Reischl and H. Puxbaum 5-8
Soluble organic compounds in fog and cloud droplets: what have
we learned over the last few years? Facchini, M.C., S. Decesari,
E. Matta, M. Mircea and S. Fuzzi 9-12
Cloud and fog processing of atmospheric organic compounds
Herckes, P., L. Trenary, M.P. Hannigan, T. Lee and J.L.
Collett, Jr. 13-16
Drop-size dependent chemistry in cloud and fog: oxidation of
SO2 Husain, L., O.V. Rattigan, J.E. Reilly, C. Judd,
K.F. Moore, M. Das, D.E. Sherman, V.A. Dutkiewicz, S. Kreidenweis
and J.L. Collett, Jr. 17-20
Size-dependant fog chemistry and its impact on the fate of
atmospheric species Moore, K.F., D.E. Sherman, J.E.
Reilly, M.P. Hannigan, T. Lee and J.L. Collett, Jr. 21-24
A proposed fog uptake mechanism of air pollutant in northern
Japan using oblique rotational factor analysis Adzuhata,
T., T. Okamura, J. Inotsume, R. Kikuchi, T. Ozeki, M. Kajikawa
and N. Ogawa 25-28
FOG - MULTIPHASE CHEMISTRY
The possibility of the enhanced uptake of carboxylic acids
and dicarbonyls into atmospheric water via the formation of metal-organic
complex Okochi, H. and P. Brimblecombe 29-32
The aqueous chemistry module of STEM II applied in the case
of Po Valley fog Mircea, M., C. Silibello, M.C. Facchini and
S. Fuzzi 33-36
Photochemical production of hydroxyl radical in authentic fog
waters Zuo, Y. 37-40
FOG - MULTIPHASE CHEMISTRY
The partition ratio of nitrous acid and ammonia in gas phase
to those in aqueous phase Terada, H., H. Soda, T. Suzue, K.
Sato, N. Takenaka, H. Bandow and Y. Maeda 41-43
Sampling of individual fog droplets and its chemical analysis
Ma, C.-J., M. Kasahara, S. Tohno, T. Kamiya and T.
Sakai 45-48
FOG - WATER CHEMISTRY
The chemical composition of fogs and intercepted clouds in
the United States Collett, Jr., J.L., A. Bator, D.E.
Sherman, K.F. Moore, K.J. Hoag, B.B. Demoz, X. Rao and J.E. Reilly
49-52
The experimental study on Beijing urban fog and its effect
on environment Wang, Q., B. Deng, H. Xu, X. Zhou, J.
Li and Q. Zhang 53-56
Comparison of pollutant concentrations in fog (low cloud) water
in the north and south Bohemia Fisak, J., D. Rezacova, V.
Elias and M. Tesar 57-60
FOG - WATER CHEMISTRY
Wintertime cloud and snow pH increased between 1984 and 2000
in the northern Colorado Rockies Ponce, F.N. and E.E. Hindman
61-64
Chemical composition of size segregated cloud drops collected with an airborne two stage impactor Jaeschke, W. and A. Gunther 65-68
Physical and chemical properties of single fog droplets applying
fixation techniques Kasahara, M., C.-J. Ma and S. Tohno
69-72
Trends in fog composition at a site in NE Bavaria Klemm,
O. 73-76
Fogwater composition in Strasbourg (France) from 1990 to 1999
- A change in urban air quality? Herckes, P., M. Millet,
Ph. Mirabel and H. Wortham 77-80
Long-term change in acidity and chemistry of fog/cloud water
in high elevation sites in Slovakia Skvarenina, J. and J.
Mindas 81-84
FOG - WATER CHEMISTRY
Pesticide contamination in fog-water of middle-east part of
India Aggarwal, S.G., K.K. Tiwari, R. Patel, S. Agarwal, V.K.
Gupta and G.L. Mundhara 85-88
Nitrophenols and haloacetates in fog and rain Hottenroth,
S., A. Rompp, W. Volkel, W. Wieprecht, O. Klemm, T. Wrzesinsky
and H. Frank 89-92
Studies on heavy metal pollution in fog water samples from
Raipur (Chhattisgarh), India Tripathi, A.N., S.G. Aggarwal
and A. Kamavisdar 93-96
Chemical composition of fog water at Delhi, North India
K. Ali, S. Tiwari, G.A. Momin, P.S.P. Rao, P.D. Safai,
M.S. Naik and D.M. Chate 97-100
Phenols, nitrophenols and carboxylic acids in urban fogwater
(Strasbourg, France) Morville, S., A. Sheyer, Ph. Mirabel
and M. Millet 101-104
Relationship among the element ratio of insoluble substances,
ionic components in fog water and the back trajectory at Akita
Hachimantai mountain range in Northern Japan Kikuchi, R.,
T. Adzuhata, T. Okamura, T. Ozeki, M. Kajikawa and N. Ogawa
105-108
Chemical polluted icing and fog in the mountain regions of
the Czech Republic Skybova, M. 109-112
Chemical composition of the urban and suburban fogs in Xishuangbanna
Zhu, B., Z. Li, J. Huang, J. Yang, Y. Huang and Y.
Huang 113-116
FOG DEPOSITION - CHEMICAL INPUT AND EFFECTS ON VEGETATION
Results of cloud physical and chemical measurements in low
clouds observed at Mt. Brocken, Germany Acker, K.,
D. Moeller, W. Wieprecht, R. Auel and D. Kalas 117-120
The role of fog in the ecology and water relations of coast
redwood Sequoia sempervirens Burgess, S.S.O.,
E. Dubinsky and T.E. Dawson 121-124
FOG DEPOSITION - CHEMICAL INPUT AND EFFECTS ON VEGETATION
Fog Deposition on epiphytic bryophytes in subtropical montane
forest ecosystem Chang, S.-C., I.-L. Lai and J.-T.
Wu 125-128
Moist deposition of aerosols and atmospheric trace gases on
vegetation by radiation fog - numerical case studies using detailed
microphysics Winterrath, T. and A. Bott 129-132
Results from the Mountain Acid Deposition Program Isil,
S., T. Lavery, C. Rogers and R. Baumgardner 133-136
The pathways and effects of acidic fogs on and within conifer
needles Jagels, R. 137-140
The use of CART to determine deposition levels from fog in
the Appalachian Mountains Urquizo, N., J.R. Brook,
J.L. Walmsley and W.R. Burrows 141-144
FOG DEPOSITION - CHEMICAL INPUT AND EFFECTS ON VEGETATION
Fogwater studies in the Vosges Mountains (France) Herckes,
P., Ph. Mirabel and H. Wortham 145-148
Fog/cloud deposition in the Polana Mts. region (Slovakia) Mindas,
J. and J. Skvarenina 149-152
Cloud and fog water deposition and its hydrological and ecological
importance in selected regions of the Czech Republic Tesar,
M., M. Sir, D. Fottova, J. Fisak and V. Elias 153-156
FOG DEPOSITION - WATER FLUX
Verification of procedures for estimating the contribution
of hill fog to wet deposition in the UK Inglis, D.W.F.,
K. Beswick, A.J. Dore, T.W. Choularton, D. Fowler, A.
Crossley, I.D. Leith 157-160
Vertical flux divergence during fog deposition Burkard,
R., T. Wrzesinsky, W. Eugster and O. Klemm 161-164
Large deposition of acid fog rather than rain in high elevation
forest Igawa, M., K. Matsumura and H. Okochi 165-168
Fog deposition of nutrients and pollutants to a montaine forest
site Wrzesinsky, T. , E. Thalmann, R. Burkard, W. Eugster
and O. Klemm 169-172
Fog deposition on Norway spruce stands at high-elevation sites
in the Eastern Erzgebirge Zimmermann, F. and L. Zimmermann
173-176
FOG DEPOSITION - WATER FLUX
Modelling fog-tree interactions Bresci, E. and F.
Salbitano 177-180
Stable isotopes in rainfall and fog in the Luquillo Mountains,
eastern Puerto Rico: a preliminary study te Linde, A.H., L.A.
Bruijnzeel, J. Groen, F.N. Scatena and H.A.J. Meijer
181-184
Quantification of fog deposition with two similar set-ups Burkard,
R., T. Wrzesinsky, W. Eugster and O. Klemm 185-188
Intercomparison of fog water deposition between two sites in
proximity to Pinus Torreyana Estberg, G. 189-191
Fog deposition measurements with the Eddy Covariance Method
Eugster, W., R. Burkard, O. Klemm and T. Wrzesinsky
193-196
Rime in the Karkonosze Mts. (High Sudetes, Poland) Migala,
K. and J. Liebersbach 197-200
The collection effect of trees on fog water Yu, X.R.
201-203
The infiltration of fog water on Talinay Mountain Ingraham,
N. and P. Cereceda 205-208
SAMPLING AND MEASUREMENT OF FOG
Design and characterization of a new airborne cloudwater sampler
Straub, D.J., J.L. Collett, Jr., R. Friesen and
D. Baumgardner 209-212
A new radar method for detection of parameters of clouds and
precipitation Kouznetsov, I.F. 213-214
LARGE SCALE COLLECTION OF FOG
Potential use of fog as an alternative water resource in the
dry and semi-arid mountain chains of northern and eastern Ethiopia
Amedie, S. 215-218
Fog collector influence on the wind velocity field Bresci,
E. 219-222
LARGE SCALE COLLECTION OF FOG
Two years of fog measurements at the site "Falda Verde",
north of Chanaral (Chile) Larrain, H., F. Velasquez,
R. Pinto, P. Lazaro, P. Cereceda, P. Osses and
R.S. Schemenauer 223-226
Results from a high elevation fog water supply project in Nepal
MacQuarrie, K.I.A., A. Pokhrel, Y. Shrestha, P. Osses,
R.S. Schemenauer, F. Vitez, K. Kowalchuk and R. Taylor
227-229
Application of techniques for capturing fog water in the restoration
of Fray Jorge Forest, Chile Canto, W. and A. Cruzat
231-234
Fog collection in the Dominican Republic Schemenauer,
R.S., P. Osses, F. Lara, C. Zywina and P. Cereceda
235-238
A prototype fog water collection system in the Northern Province
of South Africa Olivier, J. 239-242
An operational "Water from Fog" initiative at Lepelfontein
along the West Coast of South Africa Rautenbach, C.J. de
W. and J. Olivier 243-245
LARGE SCALE COLLECTION OF FOG
Fog: drinking water for rural zones Marzol, M.V.
247-250
Wind tunnel experiments on fog collectors Bresci, E.
251-254
Fog as a water resource for the improvement of subsistence
agriculture of lomas of Atiquipa Jimenez, P., C. Talavera,
F. Villasante, L. Villegas and A. Ortega 255-256
Climatology of Hindu Kush - Himalayas; potential for fog water
collection Pokhrel, A. and K.I.A. MacQuarrie 257-259
Implementation method and impact of fog water supply schemes:
a case study in the middle hills of Eastern Nepal Bajracharya,
D. and A. Pokhrel 261-263
Fog water collection at the Mountain Velebit near the Adriatic
Sea Mileta, M. 265-268
Potential regions for fog water collection in Cape Verde.
The Monte Verde Project Sabino, A.A. and J. Moreno
269-272
Exploring fog as a supplementary water source in Namibia
Shanyengana, E.S., J.R. Henschel, V.S. Mtuleni, E. Mwenya
and M.K. Seely 273-276
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL IMPACTS OF FOG
Community Involvement in the fog-water collection system for
Chungungo, Chile Edwards, M., P. Cereceda and R.S.
Schemenauer 277-279
Fog water collection in Ecuador: An appropriate technology
for the rural poor? Henderson, B. and D. Falk 281-284
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL IMPACTS OF FOG
Social, cultural and historical aspects of fog in Colombia
Jimenez, H. 285-288
Archaeological observations at a coastal fog-site in Alto Patache,
south of Iquique, northern Chile Larrain, H., P. Cereceda,
R. Pinto, P. Lazaro, P. Osses and R.S. Schemenauer
289-292
Monitoring fog-vegetation communities at a fog-site in Alto
Patache, south of Iquique, northern Chile, during "El Nino"
and "La Nina" events (1997-2000) Pinto, R.,
H. Larrain, P. Cereceda, P. Lazaro, P. Osses and R.S. Schemenauer
293-296
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL IMPACTS OF FOG
Three years of zoological records at a fog-site at Alto Patache,
south of Iquique (Chile), during "El Nino" and "La
Nina" (1997 - 2001) Larrain, H., A. Ugarte, R.
Pinto, P. Cereceda, P. Lazaro, P. Osses and R.S. Schemenauer
297-300
DEW - CHEMISTRY AND DEPOSITION
Dew in an arid ecosystem: Ecological aspects and problems in
dew measurement Berkowicz, S.M., B.G. Heusinkveld and
A.F.G. Jacobs 301-304
Differentiating between dew and fog deposition Jacobs,
A.F.G., B.G. Heusinkveld and S.M. Berkowicz 305-308
Differentiation of the atmospheric moisture collected by dew
and fog Malek, E. 309-312
DEW - CHEMISTRY AND DEPOSITION
Physical and chemical characteristics of dew at Ajaccio (Corsica
Island, France) Muselli, M. and D. Beysens 313-316
A radiation-cooled dew condenser Muselli, M., D. Beysens,
J. Marcillat, I. Milimouk, T. Nilsson and A. Louche 317-320
The role of dew in the water and heat balance of bare-soil
in the Negev Desert Ninari, N. and P.R. Berliner 321-324
Dew chemistry in the drying process Takenaka, N.,
H. Soda, T. Sawotome, H. Terada, H. Bandow and Y. Maeda 325-328
DEW - CHEMISTRY AND DEPOSITION
A study of dew and frost precipitation at Grenoble, France
Beysens, D., V. Nikolayev, I. Milimouk and M. Muselli
329-331
A computer model for assessing dew/frost surface deposition
Nikolayev, V., D. Beysens and M. Muselli 333-336
Theoretical limit of dew recovery Gandhidasan, P.
337-340
Dew effects on radiometry Malek, E. 341-344
Chemical composition of dew water in the high Tatra Mts. Region
and Zvolenska kotlina Basin (Slovakia) Skvarenina, J. and
J. Mindas 345-348
Patterns of urban dew and surface moisture in Vancouver, Canada
during summer Richards, K. 349-352
Measurement of weak acid in dew-water and comparison with rain-
and fog-water Takeuchi, M., T. Hasegawa, H. Okochi
and M. Igawa 353-356
FOG - CLIMATOLOGY, OBSERVATION AND MODELLING
A 10-years fog climatology of Germany and the alpine region
based on satellite data - preliminary results Bendix, J.
357-360
Comparative analysis of long-term variations of number of fog
days per year and various climate forming factors in Georgia
Amiranashvili, A.G., V.A. Amiranashvili and K.A. Tavartkiladze
361-364
FOG - CLIMATOLOGY, OBSERVATION AND MODELLING
Temporal and spatial variations of fog in the western Sudetes,
Poland Blas, M. 365-368
The hydrologic origin of fog water: a stable isotopic analysis
Ingraham, N. 369-372
On the fog regime in Argentina Hoffmann, J.A.J. and J.M.
Nunez 373-376
Some characteristics of radiation fog in Leon (Spain) Sanchez,
J.L., J.T. Fernandez, J.L. Marcos and L. Lopez 377-380
Intense and sustenace foggy conditions over NW Plains in India
Singh, S., V.U.M. Rao and R. Singh 381-382
Concentration and dispersity of warm fog droplets over the
Laptev Sea Smirnov, V.V. and V.P. Shevchenko 383-386
FOG - CLIMATOLOGY, OBSERVATION AND MODELLING
Dense fog frequency in the North Central United States
Westcott, N. and S. Isard 387-390
The evaluation of the airport fog observation radar Yamamoto,
A., K. Akaeda and O. Suzuki 391-394
Investigation of radiation fog formation on the south coast
of Brazil Fedorova, N., E. Dal Piva and M.H. de Carvalho
395-398
Fog studies in north Libya Al-Fenadi, Y.Sh. 399-402
Fine-scale measurements of fog-droplet concentrations Garcia-Garcia,
F. and U. Virafuentes 403-406
Valley fog development related to the dynamics of mountain
waves produced by inhomogeneous orographical surroundings: statistical
evaluation Karev, R.A., A. Karanfilovski and
L. Jovanovska 407-410
FOG - CLIMATOLOGY, OBSERVATION AND MODELLING
Fog occurrence frequencies in Turkey Akgun, N.
411-412
Study of fogs in Central Asia Kadyrov, B.S., V.P.
Kurbatkin and V.F. Ushintseva 413-416
Climatological analysis and numerical modelling to the fog
events at Sao Paulo metropolitan area Araujo, G.P., E.D. Freitas
and F.L.T. Goncalves 417-420
Piracy and armed robbery against ships and aircraft in the
Niger Delta: negative impact of fog in Nigeria Ediang,
O.A. 421-424
The influence of human activity on fog formation Hovsepyan,
A. 425-427
Functions of woodlands in fog collection: - Results from observations
in Dhofar, Oman Takigawa, E. and H. Kobayashi 429-432
Effects of changed ecological environment on fog events in
Xishuangbanna Li, Z., B. Chen, Y. Huang and Y. Huang
433-436
Atmospheric humidity variations during fog water sampling campaigns
in mountainous regions in Mexico Padilla, H.G., R.D.
Belmont and A.P. Baez 437-440
Fog climatology in Ethiopia Shanko, D. 441-444
A climatology of disasters by low visibility with dense fog
in Japan Yamamoto, A. 445-448
A study on micro droplets growth rate Abe, K., M.
Kameda, F. Higashino, M. Endo and K. Nitta 449-452
Study of fog formation during a Brazilian team soccer game
on 06 July 1999 in Ciudade del Leste (Paraguay) de Oliveira,
V.M., N. Fedorova and M.H. de Carvalho 453-456
Radiation, advective and orographic fog in the Tarapaca Region, Chile Cereceda, P., P. Osses, H. Larrain, P. Lazaro, R. Pinto and R.S. Schemenauer 457-459
Effect of fog on the agricultural development and productivity
of some crops in Jalgaon District of Maharashtra State in India
Chaudhari, L.P. 461-462
Climatological and microbiological characteristics of the camanchaca
phenomenon at Cerro Moreno, Antofagasta, Chile Espejo,
R., C.S. Demergasso, P.A. Galleguillos, E. Piantelli and L.
Escudero 463-466
Effect of vegetation cover and landaus on the radiation fog
modeling over Egypt Zakey, A.S. and M.N. El-Dein
467-468
Potential indirect radiative cooling in East Asia region based
on observations of cloud microphysics and chemistry in northern
Taiwan Peng, C.-M. and N.-H. Lin 469-472
Horizontal long-wire antenna as a fog electrical properties
analyzer Sorokin, A.E., S.V. Anisimov and E.A. Mareev
473-476
Haze formation due to the large fires over maritime continent
Indonesia and its vicinity Winarso, P.A. 477-480
FOG - DISSIPATION
Invited lecture on fog dissipation "Artificial Fog dispersal:
Recent Status and Future Development" Chernikov, A.A.
Paper not in Proceedings Volume
Warm fog dispersal at the highway Venice-Trieste using electric
precipitators Chernikov, A.A., M.N. Khaikine and B.
Pani 481-484
Fog dissipation by dry ice blasting: technology and applications
Elbing, F., D. Moeller and M. Ulbricht
485-488
Fog dissipation by dry ice blasting: process mechanism
Moeller, D., W. Wieprecht, J. Hofmeister, D. Kalass,
F. Elbing and M. Ulbricht 489-491
Emission reduction by the aid of "tailor made" fog
Jaeschke, W., W. Haunold, M. Schumann and J. Winkler
493-496
Supercooled fog control in Macedonia Stefanov, S. and V.
Spiridonov 497-500
FOG - DISSIPATION
Experimental studies for dissipating supercooled fog in Beijing
Han, G. 501-504
Removing warm fog at Cairo airport: case study Abdel-Wahab,
M.M. and M.A. Trad 505-507
FOG - IMPACTS ON THE OFFSHORE INDUSTRY
A web-based Melbourne airport fog and low cloud forecasting
technique Stern, H. and K. Parkyn 509-512
The climatology of fog in Canada Muraca, G., D.C.
MacIver, N. Urquizo and H. Auld 513-516
A climatology of fog occurrence at two contrasting situations
on the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland Banfield, C.E.
517-520
Steps to improve ceiling and visibility forecasts for aviation
Gurka, J.J. and F.R. Mosher 521-524
Fog: Impact on aviation and goals for meteorological prediction
Whiffen, B. 525-528
PAFOG - A new efficient forecast model of radiation fog and
low level stratiform clouds Bott, A. and T. Trautmann
529-532
Coastal fog simulations using mesoscale model Kong,
F. 533-536