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The primary objective of this complex aerosol experiment was the measurement ofmicrophysical, chemical, and optical properties of aerosol particles in thesurface air layer and free atmosphere. The measurement data were used toretrieve the whole set of aerosol optical parameters, necessary forradiation calculations. Three measurement cycles were performed within theexperiment during 2013: in spring, when the aerosol generation is maximal;in summer (July), when atmospheric boundary layer altitude and, hence,mixing layer altitude are maximal; and in late summer/early autumn,during the period of nucleation of secondary particles. Thus, independentlyobtained data on the optical, meteorological, and microphysical parametersof the atmosphere allow intercalibration and inter-complement of the dataand thereby provide for qualitatively new information which explains thephysical nature of the processes that form the vertical structure of theaerosol field

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Complex experiment on studying the microphysical, chemical, and optical properties of aerosol particles and estimating the contribution of atmospheric aerosol-to-earth radiation budget