Profiling of aerosol, water vapor and temperature in the boundary layer during TEAMx pre campaign 2022 and Swabian MOSES 2023 with a Raman-lidar at a high temporal resolution

Hannes Vogelmann; Johannes Speidel; Matthias Perfahl

doi:10.5445/ir/1000192370

January 1, 2026Open Access

Profiling of aerosol, water vapor and temperature in the boundary layer during TEAMx pre campaign 2022 and Swabian MOSES 2023 with a Raman-lidar at a high temporal resolution

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To evaluate the performance of a newly developed Raman lidar in measuring atmospheric conditions and resolving turbulent processes.
Conducted measurements during summer campaigns in Innsbruck and Villingen-Schwenningen.
Utilized a Raman lidar to profile aerosols, water vapor, and temperature at high temporal resolution.
Combined lidar measurements with a vertical wind profiler for enhanced data analysis.
The lidar effectively resolved turbulent processes under varying weather conditions.
Vertical energy fluxes were analyzed, demonstrating the instrument's capability for detailed atmospheric profiling.
Results indicated the potential for improved understanding of boundary layer dynamics.

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Measurement campaigns reveal turbulence and energy fluxes in boundary layers using advanced lidar technology, suggesting effective atmospheric profiling methods.

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A newly developed Raman lidar (Purple Pulse Lidar Systems) was applied during two summer measurement campaigns at Innsbruck (2022, Austria) and Villingen-Schwenningen (2023, Germany). We analyze the performance and limits of the instrument under changing weather conditions. Furthermore, we discuss its suitability for resolving turbulent processes and vertical energy fluxes in combination with a vertical wind profiler.

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