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  • DOI 10.1101/2024.07.30.605781
  • OpenAlex ID W4401199525
  • Type Preprint
  • Language EN
  • Published 30 Jul 2024
  • Source bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
  • Publisher Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
  • Countries 2
  • Institutions 6
  • Added 01 Aug 2024
  • Updated 14 Oct 2026
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Derivation of aerial insect concentration with triple frequency cloud radar observations

Preprint 2024 EN Green

Abstract Aerial insects are vital for nature and society. Though methods to observe flying insects have consistently improved in the last decades, insects remain difficult to monitor systematically and consistently over large spatial and temporal scales. Remote sensing with radars has proved to be one of the more effective tools for observation. However, as radars are most sensitive to targets tha…

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1 Moritz Lochmann Corresponding Leipzig University (DE)
2 Birgen Haest Swiss Ornithological Institute (CH) Leipzig University (DE)
3 Teresa Vogl Swiss Ornithological Institute (CH) Leipzig University (DE)
4 Roel van Klink German Centre for Integrative … (DE) Martin Luther University Halle… (DE) +1
5 Freya I. Addison German Centre for Integrative … (DE) Martin Luther University Halle… (DE) +1
6 Maximilian Maahn Leipzig University (DE)
7 Willi Schimmel Leibniz Institute for Troposph… (DE) Leipzig University (DE)
8 Christian Wirth German Centre for Integrative … (DE) Leibniz Institute for Troposph… (DE) +2
9 Johannes Quaas German Centre for Integrative … (DE) Max Planck Institute for Bioge… (DE) +1
10 Heike Kalesse‐Los German Centre for Integrative … (DE) Leipzig University (DE)

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