👉 Fog engineering refers to the strategic manipulation and control of fog formation, dispersion, and persistence within specific environments, often for various applications including agriculture, forestry, and climate management. This process involves understanding the complex interactions between atmospheric conditions, such as temperature, humidity, and wind patterns, to either promote or inhibit fog development. Techniques range from natural methods, like adjusting land use and irrigation practices to enhance or reduce fog formation, to technological interventions, including the deployment of fog collectors or the use of artificial cloud seeding. By managing fog, fog engineering aims to optimize water resources, improve crop yields, and mitigate the impacts of fog on transportation and energy systems.
