Journal of the Meteorological Society of Japan. Ser. II

Electron-Microscopic Study of Ice-Crystal Nuclei in the Atmosphere

T. Okita

1952 Volume 30 Issue 12 Pages 379-385
Published: 1952
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Ice crystals were captured on Mt. Zao and their nuclei were studied by using the electron-microscope and hydrogen fluoride. The record of radio sounding indicates these ice crystals were formed at a temperature of about -9°C.
The observation shows that most of the nuclei are soil particles, such as hematite, limonite, etc. On the other hand, very few combustion nuclei are found.

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The Theory of Turbulent Diffusion in the Atmosphere (III)The Theoretical Distribution of Airborne Pollution from Tall Stacks

Y. Ogura

1952 Volume 30 Issue 12 Pages 386-397
Published: 1952
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Applying his theory of isotropic turbulent diffusion to the practical problem of atmospheric pollution, the author studies theoretically on the distribution of airborne pollution from an elevated continuous point source, considering to some extent the non-isotropy of atmospheric turbulence. The expression obtained here is in its form similar to those of Sutton's and Lowry's but in detail different from them. The most striking difference is that the numerical parameters involved in the previous authors' results are not constant in the case of the present author and are represented as the functions of the length of the sampling period.
In the latter part of this paper, some discussions are made on the atmospheric diffusion from an instantaneous point source and, furthermore some numerical examples are shown.

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Combination Wind Vane and Anemometer for Remote Recording (2nd Part)

K. Tsukamoto, Y. Yajima

1952 Volume 30 Issue 12 Pages 398-402
Published: 1952
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Following the 1st part, mainly the installation and the tests of combination wind vane and anemometer remote recording are doscribed.

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On the Four-Day Periodicity

T. Watanabe

1952 Volume 30 Issue 12 Pages 403-404
Published: 1952
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The Relation between a Clased System and an Open System in Energy Computation

S. Sakuraba

1952 Volume 30 Issue 12 Pages 404-405
Published: 1952
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