2016
DOI: 10.2480/agrmet.d-15-00025
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Artificial rainfall experiment by seeding of liquid carbon dioxide above the Izu Islands of Tokyo on December 15-16 in 2013

Abstract: An artificial rainfall technique of liquid carbon dioxide (LCD) was used in experiments operated on Nii, Miyake and Mikura Islands in the Izu Islands of Tokyo in Japan on December 15-16, 2013. On Dec. 15, rain particles or graupel pellets struck the aircraft front window and virga or rain was observed under a cloud from the aircraft on the east leewardside of the seeded area under the condition of thin cloud of 760 m in depth until 30 minutes. On Dec. 16, rain or graupel struck the aircraft front window at 15 … Show more

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“…Thus, a large amount of precipitation was produced. The fact that the rainfall continued for over 1 h 30 min was also consistent with the experimental results 2014;2015a, b;2016 . However, the echoes had almost disappeared at 15: 20 Fig.…”
Section: Development Of Clouds After Seeding and Evaluation Of Cloudssupporting
confidence: 90%
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“…Thus, a large amount of precipitation was produced. The fact that the rainfall continued for over 1 h 30 min was also consistent with the experimental results 2014;2015a, b;2016 . However, the echoes had almost disappeared at 15: 20 Fig.…”
Section: Development Of Clouds After Seeding and Evaluation Of Cloudssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…The distance of this distribution was fairly long at 40 km. The information on cloud movement in terms of time and distance, and the amount of rainfall were consistent with other experiments 2014;2015a, b;2016 . That is, in general, there is a period when the snow and / or rain particles fall from a higher cloud and the ice crystal particles circulate up and down in the clouds. These particles increase as time passes.…”
Section: Precise Analysis Of Artificial Rainfall By X Band Mp Radarsupporting
confidence: 88%
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