Publications of K. Diehl

Diehl, K.; Simmel, M.; Wurzler, S.: Numerical sensitivity studies on the impact of aerosol properties and drop freezing modes on the glaciation, microphysics, and dynamics of clouds. Journal of Geophysical Research 111, D07202 (2006)

Lohmann, U.; Diehl, K.: Sensitivity studies of the importance of dust ice nuclei for the indirect aerosol effect on stratiform mixed-phase clouds. Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences 63, pp. 968 - 982 (2006)

von Blohn, N.; Mitra, S. K.; Diehl, K.; Borrmann, S.: The ice nucleating ability of pollen: Part III: New laboratory studies in immersion and contact freezing modes including more pollen types. Atmospheric Research 78 (3-4), pp. 182 - 189 (2005)

Posselt, R.; Wurzler, S.; Diehl, K.: Numerical sensitivity studies of axis ratio changes of colliding ice crystals. Atmospheric Research 73, pp. 225 - 242 (2005)

Simmel, M.; Diehl, K.; Wurzler, S.: Numerical simulation of the microphysics of an orographic cloud: Comparison with measurements and sensitivity studies. Atmospheric Environment 39, pp. 4365 - 4373 (2005)

Heusel-Waltrop, A.; Diehl, K.; Mitra, S. K.; Pruppacher, H. R.: A laboratory and theoretical study on the uptake of SO₂ gas by large and small water drops containing heavy metal ions. Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry 44, pp. 211 - 223 (2003)

Theis, A.; Diehl, K.; Mitra, S. K.; Borrmann, S.; Szakáll, M.: Melting of atmospheric ice particles. In: Precipitation Science: Measurement, Remote Sensing, Microphysics and Modeling, Chapter 15, pp. 423 - 471 (Ed. Michaelides, S.). Elsevier, Amsterdam (2022)

Szakáll, M.; Debertshäuser, M.; Lackner, C. P.; Mayer, A.; Eppers, O.; Diehl, K.; Theis , A.; Mitra, S. K.; Borrmann, S.: Comparative Study On Immersion Freezing Utilizing Single Droplet Levitation Methods. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Discussions 20 (2020)

Diehl, K.; Mitra, S. K.: New particle-dependent parameterizations of heterogeneous freezing processes: sensitivity studies of convective clouds with an air parcel model. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Discussions 15 pp. 16401 - 16460 (2015), 59 pp.