A linear relationship between the variations in radiance measured in the visible and near infrared by satellites and variations of aerosol-extinction profile has been derived, hence reducing the problem to that of solving a Fredholm integral equation of the first kind. The retrieved profiles, by the linear constrained-inversion method, have proved to be accurate in the lower atmosphere, even if simultaneous changes are taking place in the stratosphere. Variations in the stratosphere, however, are retrieved with a lesser degree of accuracy and only as long as no variations occur in the tropospheric haze.
Retrieval of aerosol profile variations in the visible and near infrared: theory and application of the single scattering approach / Gabella, Marco; Guzzi, R.; Kisselev, V.; Perona, Giovanni Emilio. - In: APPLIED OPTICS. - ISSN 0003-6935. - 36:6(1997), pp. 1328-1336. [10.1364/AO.36.001328]
Retrieval of aerosol profile variations in the visible and near infrared: theory and application of the single scattering approach
GABELLA, MARCO;PERONA, Giovanni Emilio
1997
Abstract
A linear relationship between the variations in radiance measured in the visible and near infrared by satellites and variations of aerosol-extinction profile has been derived, hence reducing the problem to that of solving a Fredholm integral equation of the first kind. The retrieved profiles, by the linear constrained-inversion method, have proved to be accurate in the lower atmosphere, even if simultaneous changes are taking place in the stratosphere. Variations in the stratosphere, however, are retrieved with a lesser degree of accuracy and only as long as no variations occur in the tropospheric haze.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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