Night-Time Evolution and Vertical Distribution of Atmospheric Aerosols from the Largest Open Biomass Burning “Experiment” in Central Europe

Key Points

• Vertical distribution of atmospheric aerosols changes significantly during the night, affecting air quality.
• The observational analysis utilized data from the largest open biomass burning experiment in Central Europe.
• Results highlighted that biomass burning contributes to regional atmospheric aerosol concentrations.
• Air quality modeling may need adjustments based on findings to better reflect nighttime atmospheric conditions.