Search results for: FOG DEPOSITION

• Tree rings as an indicator of atmospheric pollutant deposition to subalpine spruce forests in the Sudetes (Southern Poland)

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  • M. Godek
  • M. Sobik
  • M. Błas
  • Ż. Polkowska
  • P. Owczarek
  • A. Bokwa

  - ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH - Year 2015

  In spite of their moderate altitude (1000–1600m a.s.l.), the Western SudetyMountains belong to areas with the most efficient fog precipitation in Europe. Intense industrial activity in the area of windward western foothills caused an exceptional intensification of atmospheric pollutant deposition via precipitation and fog to take place since the 1950s. In the second half of the 1970s a massive spruce forest dieback began affecting...

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• Environmental Role of Rime Chemistry at Selected Mountain Sites in Poland

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  • M. Godek
  • M. Błaś
  • M. Sobik
  • Ż. Polkowska
  • K. Cichała-Kamrowska
  • J. Namieśnik

  - PURE AND APPLIED GEOPHYSICS - Year 2012

  The results of field experiments on fog pollutantdeposition enhanced by local mountain climate, completed by thedendrochronological analysis of the forest response, are presentedin this paper. In spite of their low absolute altitude (1,000-1,600 ma.s.l), the Sudetes and the Silesian Beskid form a noticeable orographicbarrier for the airflow of the humid Atlantic air masses.This results in the increase of cloudiness and fog frequency...

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