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Aerosol model MaexPro in the problems related to spectral transparency of the coastal atmosphere

Results of studying the effect of meteorological parameters on the spectra of aerosol extinction and the results of testing the MaexPro model applicability are presented; and the calculations are compared to available accessible experimental data and calculations using ANAM code. The MaexPro software is shown to calculate adequately the spectra and altitude profiles of aerosol extinction coefficients as functions of wind regime, fetch, and humidity. The results thus obtained explain the effect of decreasing transparency, manifested in the coastal zone, and make it possible to account for indirectly the type of sea salt aerosol (SSA) particles: marine or coastal aerosol. The calculated spectral profiles of aerosol extinction coefficient agree with experimental data and calculations, performed using well-known models.