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Technology reports of the Yamaguchi University Volume 1 Issue 2
published_at 1973-12

The drop-size distributions in well-developed convective rainclouds: part 1 : characteristic features of size distribution observed during a thunderstorm on July 13, 1969

The drop-size distributions in well-developed convective rainclouds: part 1 : characteristic features of size distribution observed during a thunderstorm on July 13, 1969
Shiotsuki Yoshiharu
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Simultaneous work of the raindrop sampling and the radar observation was made in heavy rainfalls during the last stages of Baiu at Histoyoshi in southern Kyushu. The equation for the drop-size distribution was obtained in such well developed convective rainfalls in the form of N_D=N_0e^<-AD^2> (N_0=200, &andslope
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