Papers dealing with Environmental Physics will be accepted, provided that they represent APPLIED and interdisciplinary research.

Some of the possible general themes to be covered:

Atmospheric physics and chemistry
Radar study of the microphysics of clouds and precipitation 
Synergetic use of radar with other remote sensing technologies 
Radar precipitation estimates 
Radar study of mesoscale weather systems 
Nowcasting and short-period weather forecasting 
Assimilation of radar data into meteorological and hydrological models 
Validation and parameterization of atmospospheric models with radar data 
Cloud Physics
Radiative Effects of Aerosols
Cloud Remote Sensing
Radiative Forcing and Remote Sensing of Aerosols
Remote Sensing of Clouds
Earth Radiation Budget and Climate
Radiative properties of clouds
Shortwave absorption in clouds: measurements and modelling
Scattering from ice crystals
Radiative transfer in difficult clouds 
Cloud variability
Surface properties and radiation measurements
High spectral resolution measurements
Radiation at the surface
Radiation in the clear sky
Modeoling mesoscale
Cold Cloud microphysics
Upper Troposphere clouds
Boundary Layer
Precipitation processes
Aerosol physics and chemistry

Papers will be reviewed for publication in a special issue of Physica Sripta or "Advances in Applied Physics"