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Characteristics of the Lidar Ratio Determined from Lidar and Sky Radiometer Measurements in Seoul

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Aerosol lidar ratio (extinction-to-backscatter ratio) at 532 nm was determined using 4-year measurements of elastic-backscatter lidar and sky radiometer at Seoul National University of Seoul, Korea. The mean lidar ratio (with standard deviation) based on 4 years of measurements is found to be 61.7±16.5 sr, and weak seasonal variations are noted with a maximum in JJA (68.1±16.8 sr) and a minimum in DJF (57.2±17.9 sr). The lidar ratios for clean,dust, and polluted conditions are estimated to be 45.0±9.5 sr, 51.7±13.7 sr, and 62.2±13.2 sr,respectively. While the lidar ratio for the polluted condition is appears to be consistent with previous studies, clean and dust conditions tend to have larger ratios, compared to previous estimates. This discrepancy is thought to be mainly due to the anthropogenic aerosols existing throughout the year around Seoul, which may cause increased lidar ratios even for clean and dust conditions.

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Aerosol lidar ratio (extinction-to-backscatter ratio) at 532 nm was determined using 4-year measurements of elastic-backscatter lidar and sky radiometer at Seoul National University of Seoul, Korea. The mean lidar ratio (with standard deviation) based on 4 years of measurements is found to be 61.7±16.5 sr, and weak seasonal variations are noted with a maximum in JJA (68.1±16.8 sr) and a minimum in DJF (57.2±17.9 sr). The lidar ratios for clean,dust, and polluted conditions are estimated to be 45.0±9.5 sr, 51.7±13.7 sr, and 62.2±13.2 sr,respectively. While the lidar ratio for the polluted condition is appears to be consistent with previous studies, clean and dust conditions tend to have larger ratios, compared to previous estimates. This discrepancy is thought to be mainly due to the anthropogenic aerosols existing throughout the year around Seoul, which may cause increased lidar ratios even for clean and dust conditions.

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