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觀雲識天賞光影：有趣的雲和大氣光學現象

為了解決Radiation fog的問題，作者香港氣象學會 這樣論述：

　　本書是香港氣象學會出版的首本科普讀物。   　　全書彙集了過百張從世界各地拍攝到最精彩的雲圖和大氣光學現象的照片，加上簡易詮釋有關現象的形成機制，更有連結相關氣象資訊網頁，寓科普於興趣。   　　照片攝影師大多為地道香港人，酷愛大自然，閒時喜歡戶外活動，以觀雲賞天為樂，機不離手，隨時捕捉雲的美態。相信讀者也會領略到觀雲的樂趣和天氣變化的奧妙，為生活增添色彩，心曠神怡。

British Isles Weather and Climate: Elements of Meteorology

為了解決Radiation fog的問題，作者Reeve, Stephen J. 這樣論述：

British Isles Weather & Climate allows the reader to develop a true understanding of the essential elements of meteorology. Throughout the book there are 'British Isles' sections detailing how specific weather elements affect the islands as a whole and more specific regions to make the science more

relevant. Using this book as a vehicle to study the elements that drive the weather of our islands readers can, if they wish, take their studies to a higher level or perhaps look at weather as it relates to a range of activities including water sports, aviation, climbing and walking. The book begins

in Chapter One with a discussion of some of the major properties of the atmosphere. This sets the foundation for our study because it is the physical and chemical properties of the atmosphere that determine how the various elements of weather evolve, develop and interact to produce the day to day c

onditions with which we are so familiar. Although it is beyond the scope of this book it is impossible to understand the winter-spring drought of 2012 and the subsequent cool, wet and windy weather without some appreciation of the characteristics of the atmosphere. In this opening chapter, there is

particular emphasis on solar radiation and the resulting energy transfers across the surface. These are central to the study of meteorology because they drive the global air and ocean currents that are a key element in the climate and weather of the British Isles. The next chapter is a detailed exam

ination of the moisture content of the atmosphere and how that varies spatially and temporally to produce a number of different phenomena. That leads to Chapter Three with an explanation of cloud formation and a description of the major cloud types followed by a brief look at fog in the next chapter

. This part of the book ends with a thorough explanation of how and why pressure varies across the surface of the Earth and how that produces the wind regime of the British Isles. This includes a brief look at local winds such as those found along coasts and in highland areas. The first part of the

book establishes the theoretical background to the elements affecting the weather of the British Isles. Part B builds on this to show how weather systems develop on the atmospheric stage and affect the weather of these islands. Probably the most significant of these systems are the mid-latitude depr

essions that regularly cross the British Isles bringing wind, cloud and rain. The origin and development of these is considered in Chapter Seven and the resulting weather described at length in Chapter Eight. The following chapter looks at the generation of thunderstorms and their associated weather

dominated by thunder, lighting and squally showers. Air masses and their weather are described at length in Chapter Ten. Although these are clearly not 'systems' they are included here because different air masses with their varied source regions and tracks play a significant part in the formation

of depressions. They are also a key factor in the weather associated with a particular depression and indeed the weather of other systems such as non-frontal lows, troughs, anticyclones and ridges. Part B is completed by a study of anticyclones, which although usually associated with quieter weather

than that brought by depressions are nonetheless an important feature of the weather of these islands. The final part of the book draws together the different elements studied and demonstrates how they can be used in what we might call DIY forecasting. Chapter Twelve shows the reader how to interpr

et weather charts with twenty different synoptic situations discussed in detail. Chapter Thirteen shows how we can observe visual signs in the sky to predict local weather more effectively. The final two chapters look at the making of commercial forecasts and how they are presented through various m

edia. Steve Reeve first became involved in the weather when as a teenager he sailed dinghies on the River Crouch in Essex and then raced successfully in the Thames Estuary. Four years studying geography in Newcastle-upon-Tyne led to a teaching career combined with sailing cruising yachts, climbing

and mountain walking which deepened his interest in all aspects of meteorology. He now admires the weather from the comfort of his sailing catamaran although his interest in the weather has taken him in another direction as he has embarked on a flying course. Steve taught geography in the state edu

cation system for twenty years and then became a sailing instructor specialising in the theory of navigation and meteorology. He has written course material for the RYA Day Skipper, Coastal Skipper and Ocean Yachtmaster courses and developed independent courses in meteorology. He authored the ’Compl

ete Day Skipper’ published by David & Charles in 1993, which is a detailed text for skippers and crew preparing for the RYA Day Skipper course. Over the past few years, the author has carried out extensive research into various aspects of weather and climate with the intention of producing a series

of books that will bring the subject alive. British Isles Weather & Climate is the first book to be published in what will be a series of titles over the next couple of years. Some of these will be quite general in their approach including a text on how climate change has affected the British Isles

since the Ice Age while others will concentrate on specific activities such as aviation meteorology and weather for boat owners.

東北季風期間台灣竹山地區雲霧水之PCDD/Fs與PCBs沈降通量

為了解決Radiation fog的問題，作者賴圖妳 這樣論述：

在东北季风期间，来自东亚和中亚的空气污染物被输送到台湾。由于台湾北部多云天气，污染可能已被云清除。在这项研究中，在台湾北部的山竹进行云/雾水采样，使用被动和主动雾收集器来研究多氯二苯并二恶英和多氯二苯并呋喃的数量、清除机制和沉积通量(PCDD/Fs) 和多氯联苯 (PCBs)。云/雾水样中 PCDD/F 的平均浓度为 0.861 pg WHO-TEQ/L（被动样品）和 1.30 pg WHO-TEQ/L（主动样品），而 PCB 浓度分别为 0.0213 pg WHO-TEQ/L 和 0.0462 pg WHO -TEQ/L，分别。云/雾水的PCDD/Fs TEQ 值比台北市区雨中PCDD/F

s 的TEQ 值高出三个数量级。后向轨迹模型显示，高集中事件起源于东亚和中亚。颗粒相 PCDD/Fs 和 PCBs 的清除系数和清除率高于气相，表明云/雾水对颗粒物 (PM) 的清除。 PCDD/Fs 通过雾的平均沉积通量为 1.12 pg TEQ WHO m-2 h-1，而 PCBs 的平均沉积通量为 0.0364 pg TEQ WHO m-2 h-1。通过雾的 PCDD/Fs 沉降通量比先前研究中报告的总 PCDD/Fs 大气沉降通量（干 + 湿沉降）大一个数量级。较高的沉积通量可能导致山竹附近环境隔间的污染物含量升高。