In our laboratory, we examine cloud microphysics using in-situ aircraft observational data.
We analyze cloud micropysical variables (e.g., droplet radius, number concentration, and liquid water content) collected from aircraft measurements through clouds.
Specifically, we investigate cloud microphysical relationships in the frame of homogeneous mixing (HM) and inhomogeneous mixing (IM) concepts.
Recently, we analyze the effect of entrainment-mixing on 3D spatial distribution of droplets using HOLODEC.
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