Atmospheric Aerosols between 700 and 3000 m above Sea Level. Part V. A Study of the Effects of Atmospheric Fine Structure Characteristics on the Vertical Distribution of Aerosols

The investigations continued during the reporting period essentially as described in preceding reports. The objectives were a To shield the cable car telemetry systems against all effects of the weather and to obtain by them homogeneous series of recordings b to develop and apply the physical and mathematical bases for the complete numeric evaluation of the recording runs, up to and including computation of the incremental exchange coefficients c to continually record at the three stations the Aitken nuclei concentrations, natural radioactivity RaB, RaC, and polar conductivities, and to utilize them in the evaluations and d to derive initial deductions from the results. The entire evaluation technique was completely changed. A new computer Intertechnique Multi 8 with 12 k words 1 word 9 bit affords us the possibility to perform the entirety of all computation processes in one single operation, and to print them out in tables.