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Home > Newsevents > Training > Rcourse_notes > DATA_ASSIMILATION > REMOTE_SENSING >  
   

Principles of remote sensing of atmospheric parameters from space
February 1998

By R. Rizzi and updated by R. Saunders
European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, Shinfield Park, Reading RG2 9AX, U.K.




 
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Table of contents

1 . Introduction

2 . Absorption and transmission of monochromatic radiation

3 . Black body radiation

4 . Emissivity, Kirchhoff law and local thermodynamical equilibrium.

5 . The equation for radiative transfer

6 . Spectral distribution of radiance leaving the atmosphere

7 . Modelling the interaction
  7.1 The molecule as a rigid quantized rotator
  7.2 The molecule as a quantized vibrator
  7.3 Vibro-rotational bands.

8 . Line shapes and the absorption coefficient.
  8.1 Natural broadening.
  8.2 Collisional broadening.
  8.3 Doppler broadening.

9 . Continuum absorption

10 . Integration over frequency
  10.1 Line-by-line methods
  10.2 Fast-transmittance models.

11 . The direct problem.

References.






 

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