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Overview of the development of the Aerosol Loading Interface for Cloud microphysics In Simulation (ALICIS)

Takamichi Iguchi, In-Jin Choi, Yousuke Sato, Kentaroh Suzuki, Teruyuki Nakajima
2015 Progress in Earth and Planetary Science  

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This review summarizes the scientific background of and past/prospective update strategies for the development of the Aerosol Loading Interface for Cloud microphysics In Simulation (ALICIS). ALICIS provides a novel approach for coupling downscaled mesoscale cloud-resolving simulations to large-scale aerosol-transport simulations. Realistic aerosol loading, including spatio-temporal aerosol variations and particle-size spectra, is implemented in the cloudresolving simulations. Prior studies
more » ... ying ALICIS have demonstrated how the interface introduction significantly improves the reproducibility of the simulated microphysical cloud structure through better representation of aerosol effects on cloud.
doi:10.1186/s40645-015-0075-0 fatcat:ctyjho3hbbepjb47753mwjswgu
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Takamichi Iguchi, In-Jin Choi, Yousuke Sato, Kentaroh Suzuki, Teruyuki Nakajima. "Overview of the development of the Aerosol Loading Interface for Cloud microphysics In Simulation (ALICIS)." Progress in Earth and Planetary Science 2.1 (2015)