The first shipborne ozone soundings(0–30 km) campaign in the South China Sea was conducted from 22 May to 15 June 2023, aiming to better investigate the ozone vertical structure over the South China Sea. Results show...The first shipborne ozone soundings(0–30 km) campaign in the South China Sea was conducted from 22 May to 15 June 2023, aiming to better investigate the ozone vertical structure over the South China Sea. Results show that ozone concentrations in the boundary layer over the South China Sea are higher than those at tropical marine sites. Balloon measurements revealed finer ozone lamina structures that satellite and reanalysis data could not reproduce. Notably, ozone in the upper troposphere(~13.5 km) decreased significantly due to transport by a tropical cyclone, while it increased slightly in the middle troposphere. These measurements provide valuable insights into ozone's chemical structure and support the need for long-term monitoring of the vertical evolution of ozone from the surface to the middle stratosphere over oceanic regions.展开更多
In this study,we use observations from the Sounding of the Atmosphere using Broadband Emission Radiometry(SABER)instrument onboard the Thermosphere–Ionosphere–Mesosphere Energetics and Dynamics(TIMED)satellite to de...In this study,we use observations from the Sounding of the Atmosphere using Broadband Emission Radiometry(SABER)instrument onboard the Thermosphere–Ionosphere–Mesosphere Energetics and Dynamics(TIMED)satellite to develop and apply a new local-time binning method to investigate the long-term evolution of mesospheric water vapor at high latitudes.The proposed method accounts for the gradual local-time drift of the SABER orbit by aligning seasonal observation windows and selecting samples observed at similar local times.This approach minimizes tidal aliasing and ensures more consistent sampling,yielding more reliable estimates of long-term water vapor trends at high latitudes.The results show that drying signals primarily appear in the polar regions.However,in the southern hemisphere,a drying trend is observed only in autumn,whereas winter and summer mainly show moistening trends.In contrast,the northern hemisphere exhibits drying signals in the polar regions during all seasons,showing a clear seasonal asymmetry.Additionally,the water vapor trend in the northern hemisphere is particularly pronounced in February(late winter),with moistening reaching up to+2.0 ppmv.The winter in the southern hemisphere(July–August)also shows moistening,but the trend is still weaker than in the northern hemisphere.These differences highlight the strong moistening trend in the northern hemisphere during winter and underscore the significant asymmetry in seasonal water vapor changes between the two hemispheres.These findings emphasize the limitations of water vapor trend estimates across different seasons and latitudes.Moreover,they provide new insights into the spatiotemporal variability associated with tidal structures,underscoring the importance of optimizing local-time sampling strategies for reliable long-term trend detection.展开更多
With the development of wireless communication,the fifth generation mobile communication technology(5G)has emerged as a hot topic in highspeed railway communication system and has moved towards industrial application....With the development of wireless communication,the fifth generation mobile communication technology(5G)has emerged as a hot topic in highspeed railway communication system and has moved towards industrial application.Investigating the radio propagation characteristics in 5G high-speed train(HST)scenarios is essential for enhancing wireless coverage and overall system performance.We propose a novel 5G passive sounding scheme to extract channel impulse responses(CIRs)using channel state information reference signals(CSI-RS)from the target 5G base station(BS).Detailed procedures for timefrequency synchronization,CSI-RS detection and extraction are presented through simulations.Through the laboratory work involving absolute power calibration,phase coherence calibration and power delay profile(PDP)validation,we validate the accuracy and performance of the developed platform.Furthermore,a measurement campaign was conducted in HST scenarios encompassing both residential and undeveloped areas.The path loss(PL)model and the channel characteristics including stationarity interval(SI),multipath components(MPCs),shadow fading(SF),Rician K-factor,root mean square(RMS)delay spread and received correlation coefficients are analyzed and fitted.The estimated channel characteristics and the statistical model presented in this paper will contribute to the research on HST radio propagation and the development of 5G railway communication systems.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.42394121,41675040)the Guangzhou Science and Technology Planning Program (202201010482)。
文摘The first shipborne ozone soundings(0–30 km) campaign in the South China Sea was conducted from 22 May to 15 June 2023, aiming to better investigate the ozone vertical structure over the South China Sea. Results show that ozone concentrations in the boundary layer over the South China Sea are higher than those at tropical marine sites. Balloon measurements revealed finer ozone lamina structures that satellite and reanalysis data could not reproduce. Notably, ozone in the upper troposphere(~13.5 km) decreased significantly due to transport by a tropical cyclone, while it increased slightly in the middle troposphere. These measurements provide valuable insights into ozone's chemical structure and support the need for long-term monitoring of the vertical evolution of ozone from the surface to the middle stratosphere over oceanic regions.
基金supported by the National Key R&D Program of China(Grant No.2022YFF0503703)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.42130203,42275133,and 42241135).
文摘In this study,we use observations from the Sounding of the Atmosphere using Broadband Emission Radiometry(SABER)instrument onboard the Thermosphere–Ionosphere–Mesosphere Energetics and Dynamics(TIMED)satellite to develop and apply a new local-time binning method to investigate the long-term evolution of mesospheric water vapor at high latitudes.The proposed method accounts for the gradual local-time drift of the SABER orbit by aligning seasonal observation windows and selecting samples observed at similar local times.This approach minimizes tidal aliasing and ensures more consistent sampling,yielding more reliable estimates of long-term water vapor trends at high latitudes.The results show that drying signals primarily appear in the polar regions.However,in the southern hemisphere,a drying trend is observed only in autumn,whereas winter and summer mainly show moistening trends.In contrast,the northern hemisphere exhibits drying signals in the polar regions during all seasons,showing a clear seasonal asymmetry.Additionally,the water vapor trend in the northern hemisphere is particularly pronounced in February(late winter),with moistening reaching up to+2.0 ppmv.The winter in the southern hemisphere(July–August)also shows moistening,but the trend is still weaker than in the northern hemisphere.These differences highlight the strong moistening trend in the northern hemisphere during winter and underscore the significant asymmetry in seasonal water vapor changes between the two hemispheres.These findings emphasize the limitations of water vapor trend estimates across different seasons and latitudes.Moreover,they provide new insights into the spatiotemporal variability associated with tidal structures,underscoring the importance of optimizing local-time sampling strategies for reliable long-term trend detection.
基金supported by Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.2024YJS078)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.62341127,62221001 and 62171021)+1 种基金the Fundamental Research Funds for the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province,Major Project(No.BK2021200)the Key Research and Development Program of Zhejiang Province(No.2023C01003)。
文摘With the development of wireless communication,the fifth generation mobile communication technology(5G)has emerged as a hot topic in highspeed railway communication system and has moved towards industrial application.Investigating the radio propagation characteristics in 5G high-speed train(HST)scenarios is essential for enhancing wireless coverage and overall system performance.We propose a novel 5G passive sounding scheme to extract channel impulse responses(CIRs)using channel state information reference signals(CSI-RS)from the target 5G base station(BS).Detailed procedures for timefrequency synchronization,CSI-RS detection and extraction are presented through simulations.Through the laboratory work involving absolute power calibration,phase coherence calibration and power delay profile(PDP)validation,we validate the accuracy and performance of the developed platform.Furthermore,a measurement campaign was conducted in HST scenarios encompassing both residential and undeveloped areas.The path loss(PL)model and the channel characteristics including stationarity interval(SI),multipath components(MPCs),shadow fading(SF),Rician K-factor,root mean square(RMS)delay spread and received correlation coefficients are analyzed and fitted.The estimated channel characteristics and the statistical model presented in this paper will contribute to the research on HST radio propagation and the development of 5G railway communication systems.
