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An increase in relative humidity (RH) significantly affects visibility, particularly when RH exceeds 100%, leading to condensation in the form of fog or rain. The relationship between visibility and RH is influenced by hygroscopicity, which connects aerosol constituents and their impact on visibility. Research, including studies using the K-EC-Mie model, has demonstrated the extinction properties of aerosols as a function of RH, highlighting the importance of hygroscopicity in visibility reduction.
PREREQUISITESAtmospheric scientists, meteorologists, environmental researchers, and anyone studying the effects of humidity on visibility and air quality.
Hygroscopicity plays a key role connecting those three variables. And constituent of aerosol is important factor in terms of hygroscopicity. Many experiments have been performed to find features of hygroscopicity with diverse kinds of constituents. Based on those preceding studies, we investigated how dominantly hygroscopicity influences on visibility.