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XХХI International Symposium "Atmospheric and Ocean Optics. Atmospheric Physics"

July 08-11, 2025, Tomsk, Russia

Posters

  1. B.D. Belan, D.K. Davydov, E.A. Dyukarev, A.A. Plotnikov, A.V. Fofonov
    STUDYING FOR GREENHOUSE GAS FLUXES FROM THE WETLAND ECOSYSTEMS BY APPLICATION OF AUTOMATED METHODS
  2. Cherepanov O.S., Simakhin V.A., Potekaev A.I., Shamanaeva L.G.
    Seven-day dynamics of the kinetic ENERGY of wind OUTLIERS FROM the data OF MINISODAR measurements
  3. Rodimova O.B.
    CONTINUUM H2O ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT IN THE CASE OF VIOLATION OF THE LONG WAVE APPROXIMAION FOR THE CENTERS OF MASS OF MOLECULES
  4. Rodimova O.B.
    THE CO2 ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT IN BAND WINGS AT LOW TEMPERATURES
  5. Rostov A.P., Shefer N.A.
    Experimental measurements of turbulent flows in the atmospheric surface layer  
  6. P.S. Martynov, O.V. Matvienko
    Mathematical modeling of dissociation and heat exchange processes in a gas flow
  7. Suslin V.V.
    Ocean's Violet Breath as an Indicator of Global and Regional Changes in the Earth's Ecosystem    
  8. Solodov A.M., Solodov A.M., Solodov A.A., Deichuli V.M., Nevzorova T.A., Dudaryonok A.S., Lavrentieva N.N.
    LINE BROADENING OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE BY CARBON DIOXIDE PRESSURE IN 2.5 μm REGION
  9. V.N. Uzhegov, Vas.V. Polkin, V.P. Shmargunov
    THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE COEFFICIENTS OF AEROSOL EXTINCTION OF RADIATION IN THE WAVELENGTH RANGE FROM 0.45 TO 3.9 MICRONS WITH THE VARIABILITY OF THE COEFFICIENTS OF DIRECTIONAL LIGHT SCATTERING IN THE ANGLE RANGE FROM 1⁰ TO 15⁰  
  10. M.P. Tentyukov, D.A. Timushev, D.V. Simonenkov, B.D. Belan, K.A. Shukurov, A.V. Kozlov
    SNOW PHOTOPHORESIS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE DYNAMICS OF AEROSOL DISTRIBUTION IN THE ATMOSPHERIC SURFACE LAYER  
  11. Antonov A.V., Terpugova S.A., Shmargunov V.P.
    SEASONAL PECULIARITIES OF THE CONDENSATION ACTIVITY OF NANOMETER PARTICLES
  12. S.V. Yakovlev, S.A. Sadovnikov, N.S. Kravtsova, M.P. Gerasimova
    Using optical receiving telescopes with different receiving apertures in lidar systems for remote gas analysis of the atmosphere