Boundary Layer Conductivity
Boundary Layer Conductivity is a geophysical parameter that quantifies the electrical conductance of the Earth's atmospheric boundary layer, distinguished by its sensitivity to near-surface ion concentrations, turbulence-driven charge transport, and coupling between atmospheric electricity and surface exchange processes.
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Schmidt Institute of Physics of the Earth
Moscow, Russia
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National Geophysical Research Institute
Hyderabad, India
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Science and Technology Corporation (United States)
Hampton, United States
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Prediction Sciences (France)
Lyon, France
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University of the Sciences
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The Aerospace Corporation
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Scripps Institution of Oceanography
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
Los Alamos, United States
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