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Influence of wildfires in Yakutia on interannual variability of AOT on measurements at stations near Yakutsk

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S. Knurenko, I. Petrov

Instrumentation and Methods for Astrophysics · Submitted 23 Dec 2016

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The authors' main claim Sudden changes in such features as the AOT point directly to the impact of fires on aerosol structure of the atmosphere during the summer.

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CitationI. Petrov, S. Knurenko. "Influence of wildfires in Yakutia on interannual variability of AOT on measurements at stations near Yakutsk." arXiv:1612.08610 (2016). https://pith.science/paper/7TS6OEQW
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This paper presents data on the optical thickness AOT in the context of long-term observations, including in times of large-scale forest fires in Yakutia. Sudden changes in such features as the AOT point directly to the impact of fires on aerosol structure of the atmosphere during the summer.

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s0 This paper presents data on the optical thickness AOT in the context of long-term observations, including in times of large-scale forest fires in Yakutia. contribution 0.99 0.86 0.10 asserted 0.97
s1 Sudden changes in such features as the AOT point directly to the impact of fires on aerosol structure of the atmosphere during the summer. interpretation 0.90 0.63 0.54 hedged possibility 0.56

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This paper presents data on the optical thickness AOT in the context of long-term observations, including in times of large-scale forest fires in Yakutia. Sudden changes in such features as the AOT point directly to the impact of fires on aerosol structure of the atmosphere during the summer.

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