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Ali H. Omar
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David M. Winker
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Mark A. Vaughan
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Yongxiang Hu
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Charles R. Trepte
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Richard A. Ferrare
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Kam-Pui Lee
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Chris A. Hostetler
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Chieko Kittaka
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Raymond R. Rogers
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Ralph E. Kuehn
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Zhaoyan Liu

Fig. 2 . Aerosol type is identified by using γ ′ and δ v to the extent possible from among one of the six types. However, γ ′ and δ v are not sufficient to fully constrain the model selection. Surface type is used to exploit differences in aerosol classes over the oceans, deserts, and snow/tundra regions. Information about aerosol layer elevation is also utilized to determine aerosol type, because conditions that favor lifting mechanisms for dust and smoke are more likely than for other

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