Moormann et al., 2024 - Google Patents
The Flying Laboratory FLab: Development and application of a UAS to measure aerosol particles and trace gases in the lower troposphereMoormann et al., 2024
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- Moormann L
- Böttger T
- Schuhmann P
- Valero L
- Fachinger F
- Drewnick F
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- EGUsphere
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Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are gradually being established in environmental research to study boundary layer conditions and phenomena in situ; however, due to payload limitations, UAS can typically measure only a limited number of atmospheric …
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