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EA:  OBSCURANT_TYPE

Status: STD 2005/06/07
Code: 904

Concept definition: The type of obscurant present in an <ATMOSPHERE>.
 
Attribute value type: ENUMERATION
Reference type: IR
Reference: [JMCDM, "AEROSOL-ANALYSIS-FORECAST air-mass characteristic code"]
Supplemental references:  

Enumerants (presented in a natural order)
Status Attribute label Enumerant label Concept definition ▾ Code Ref type Reference Supplemental references
SUBM
2009/06/04
OBSCURANT_TYPE DRIZZLE <DRIZZLE>.   [JMBL, "weather obscuration":DZ]
SUBM
2009/06/04
OBSCURANT_TYPE WIDESPREAD_DUST <DUST> suspended in an <ATMOSPHERE> over an extended <PLANETARY_SURFACE_REGION>; widespread dust.   PR [FMH1, 8.3.2, e] [JMBL, "weather obscuration":DU]
STD
2005/06/07
OBSCURANT_TYPE ADVECTION_FOG <FOG> caused by advection of moist <AIR> over a cold <PLANETARY_SURFACE>; advection fog. 1 IR [GMET, "advection fog"]  
STD
2005/06/07
OBSCURANT_TYPE RADIATION_FOG <FOG> produced over a <TRACT> when radiational cooling reduces the <<AIR_TEMPERATURE>> to or below its dew point; radiation fog. 10 IR [GMET, "radiation fog"]  
SUBM
2009/06/04
OBSCURANT_TYPE RAIN <RAIN>.   [JMBL, "weather obscuration":RA]
SUBM
2009/06/04
OBSCURANT_TYPE SMOKE <SMOKE>.   [FMH1, 8.3.2, c], [JMBL, "weather obscuration":FU]
SUBM
2009/06/04
OBSCURANT_TYPE VOLCANIC_ASH <VOLCANIC_ASH>.   [FMH1, 8.3.2, d], [JMBL, "weather obscuration":VA]
STD
2005/06/07
OBSCURANT_TYPE URBAN_HAZE <<<HAZE>>> caused by or present in urban environments. 17 IR [JMCDM, "AEROSOL-ANALYSIS-FORECAST air-mass characteristic code":1]  
STD
2005/06/07
OBSCURANT_TYPE MARINE_HAZE <<<HAZE>>> consisting of salt <PARTICLE>s; marine haze. 8 IR [GMET, "maritime air"]  
STD
2005/06/07
OBSCURANT_TYPE TROPOSPHERIC <<<HAZE>>> in the <TROPOSPHERE>; tropospheric. 16 IR [JMCDM, "AEROSOL-ANALYSIS-FORECAST air-mass characteristic code":3]  

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