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London - Mixed Layer Height - 2012 - Marylebone Road

Authors: Kotthaus, Simone; Grimmond, Sue;

London - Mixed Layer Height - 2012 - Marylebone Road

Abstract

Mixed Layer height (MLH) determined using the CABAM algorithm from Vaisala CL31 ceilometer located at Marylebone Road (MR) London. Users of this data should cite: 1. Kotthaus S, CSB Grimmond 2018: Atmospheric Boundary Layer Characteristics from Ceilometer Measurements Part 1: A new method to track mixed layer height and classify clouds QJRMS 144(714) Part A, 1525-1538 https://doi.org/10.1002/qj.3299 2. Kotthaus S, CSB Grimmond 2018: Atmospheric boundary layer characteristics from ceilometer measurements, Part 2: Application to London’s Urban Boundary Layer QJRMS 144(714) Part A, 1511-1524 https://doi.org/10.1002/qj.3298 3. This Zendo site To understand the difference between MLH and MH - please read this paper Kotthaus S, CH Halios, JF Barlow, CSB Grimmond 2018: Volume for pollution dispersion: London’s atmospheric boundary layer during ClearfLo observed with two ground-based lidar types Atmospheric Environment 190. 401-414 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.atmosenv.2018.06.042 Site: London, MR - Marylebone Road Instrument: Vaisala Ceilometer Method of analysis: CABAM - Kotthaus and Grimmond (2018) Column 1 - Date and Time - UTC - time ending Column 2 - Mixed Layer Height (m above ground level)

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Ceilometer, Urban, London, UK, mixed layer height, boundary layer height, Observations

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