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Properties of summer radiation and aerosols at Xinzhou, a suburban site on the North China Plain

华北平原忻州郊区站点夏季辐射和气溶胶特性研究

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Pages 493-499 | Received 17 Jan 2020, Accepted 07 Apr 2020, Published online: 20 Sep 2020

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Figure 1. Location of Xinzhou (red dot), ~450 km southwest of Beijing (BJ; red rectangle). The color bar represents the altitude, which is 700 m at Xinzhou

Figure 1. Location of Xinzhou (red dot), ~450 km southwest of Beijing (BJ; red rectangle). The color bar represents the altitude, which is 700 m at Xinzhou

Table 1. Main specifications of the six radiometers deployed at Xinzhou

Table 2. Summary of the daily maximum and the daily average over four months for the seven radiation parameters

Figure 2. Diurnal evolutions and their standard deviations for different radiation types: (a) SW; (b) LW; (c) direct; (d) diffuse; (e) PAR; and (f) UVA and UVB

Figure 2. Diurnal evolutions and their standard deviations for different radiation types: (a) SW; (b) LW; (c) direct; (d) diffuse; (e) PAR; and (f) UVA and UVB

Figure 3. Monthly variations and their standard deviations for different radiation types: (a) SW; (b) LW; (c) direct; (d) diffuse; (e) PAR; and (f) UVA and UVB. The average of each parameter during all months is also shown. The color bar in each panel represents the number of observation days

Figure 3. Monthly variations and their standard deviations for different radiation types: (a) SW; (b) LW; (c) direct; (d) diffuse; (e) PAR; and (f) UVA and UVB. The average of each parameter during all months is also shown. The color bar in each panel represents the number of observation days

Figure 4. (a) Occurrence frequency of AOD at 440 nm derived from the direct sun algorithm. (b) Aerosol volume size distributions for all AOD (black line) and sorted by different AOD bins, i.e., < 0.2 (red line), 0.2–0.5 (green line), 0.5–1.0 (blue line), and >1.0 (brown line). (c) Distributions of AAE as a function of EAE for the aerosol cases with AOD > 0.4 at 440 nm; the areas with different colors mark the extent of different aerosol types

Figure 4. (a) Occurrence frequency of AOD at 440 nm derived from the direct sun algorithm. (b) Aerosol volume size distributions for all AOD (black line) and sorted by different AOD bins, i.e., < 0.2 (red line), 0.2–0.5 (green line), 0.5–1.0 (blue line), and >1.0 (brown line). (c) Distributions of AAE as a function of EAE for the aerosol cases with AOD > 0.4 at 440 nm; the areas with different colors mark the extent of different aerosol types

Figure 5. (a) The inversion algorithm–calculated SW as a function of the observed SW. The black line denotes the 1:1 line. (b) Scatterplot of instantaneous ARF at the BOA as a function of AOD and (c) ARFE as a function of SSA derived from the aerosol inversion algorithm. The color bar in panels (b, c) presents the values of SSA and AOD for the data points, respectively

Figure 5. (a) The inversion algorithm–calculated SW as a function of the observed SW. The black line denotes the 1:1 line. (b) Scatterplot of instantaneous ARF at the BOA as a function of AOD and (c) ARFE as a function of SSA derived from the aerosol inversion algorithm. The color bar in panels (b, c) presents the values of SSA and AOD for the data points, respectively