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2. An Interaction Methodology to Collect and Assess User-Driven Requirements to Define Potential Opportunities of Future Hyperspectral Imaging Sentinel Mission
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Andrea Taramelli, Antonella Tornato, Maria Lucia Magliozzi, Stefano Mariani, Emiliana Valentini, Massimo Zavagli, Mario Costantini, Jens Nieke, Jennifer Adams, and Michael Rast
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user-driven requirements ,policy-driven requirements ,EU Copernicus Programme ,hyperspectral ,spectral ranges ,spatial and temporal resolutions ,Science - Abstract
Evolution in the Copernicus Space Component is foreseen in the mid-2020s to meet priority user needs not addressed by the existing infrastructure, and/or to reinforce existing services. In this context, the European Commission is intending to evaluate the overall potential utility of a complementary Copernicus hyperspectral mission to be added to the Copernicus Sentinels fleet. Hyperspectral imaging is a powerful remote sensing technology that, allowing the characterization and quantification of Earth surface materials, has the potential to deliver significant enhancements in quantitative value-added products. This study aims to illustrate the interaction methodology that was set up to collect and assess user-driven requirements in different thematic areas to demonstrate the potential benefit of a future Copernicus hyperspectral mission. Therefore, an ad hoc interaction matrix was circulated among several user communities to gather preferences about hyperspectral-based products and services. The results show how the involvement of several user communities strengthens the identification of these user requirements. Moreover, the requirement evaluation is used to identify potential opportunities of hyperspectral imaging in addressing operational needs associated with policy obligations at European, national, and local levels. The frequency distribution of spectral range classes and spatial and temporal resolutions are also derived from the preference expressed by the user communities in each thematic area investigated.
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- 2020
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3. Predicting Color Traits of Intact Broiler Breast Fillets Using Visible and Near-Infrared Spectroscopy.
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Jiang, Hongzhe, Yoon, Seung-Chul, Zhuang, Hong, and Wang, Wei
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This study was conducted to assess the potential for visible and near-infrared (Vis/NIR) spectroscopy to predict an important quality attribute, color traits, of intact broiler breast fillets (pectoralis major). A total of 214 boneless and skinless chicken fillets were procured from a commercial processing plant. The quantitative calibration models were established between five color trait parameters (CIELAB L*, a*, b*, chroma, and hue angle) and spectra from four different spectral ranges (400-2500, 400-1100, 1100-2500, and 900-1700 nm) collected from skin (ventral) and bone (dorsal) sides of fillets individually by partial least squares regressions (PLSR). Predictive ability was assessed by coefficient of determination of prediction ( R ), ratio performance deviation (RPD), and range error ratio (RER). Models developed based on spectra collected from fillet bone side performed better than those from skin side regardless of color trait, best results were all obtained using 400-2500 nm and closely followed by 400-1100 nm. Prediction results for meat redness a* ( R = 0.81; RPD = 2.21; RER = 12.13) and hue angle (R = 0.80; RPD = 2.07; RER = 12.65) were the best and for L*, b*, and chroma ( R ≥ 0.72; RPD ≥ 1.81; RER ≥ 8.48) were also well. This work systematically evaluated the influence of different color trait parameters, fillet side spectra, spectral ranges, and pre-treatment methods compared with previous investigation, and results suggest that Vis/NIR spectroscopy can be a feasible method for prediction of color traits of intact broiler breast fillets, especially when spectra are collected from the fillet bone side and range of optimal partial ranges is included. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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4. The Effect of Leaf Stacking on Leaf Reflectance and Vegetation Indices Measured by Contact Probe during the Season.
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Neuwirthová, Eva, Lhotáková, Zuzana, and Albrechtová, Jana
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GRISELINIA littoralis , *PLANT species , *NEAR infrared spectroscopy , *CHLOROPHYLL , *PLANT physiology - Abstract
The aims of the study were: (i) to compare leaf reflectance in visible (VIS) (400-700 nm), near-infrared (NIR) (740-1140 nm) and short-wave infrared (SWIR) (2000-2400 nm) spectral ranges measured monthly by a contact probe on a single leaf and a stack of five leaves (measurement setup (MS)) of two broadleaved tree species during the vegetative season; and (ii) to test if and how selected vegetation indices differ under these two MS. In VIS, the pigment-related spectral region, the effect of MS on reflectance was negligible. The major influence of MS on reflectance was detected in NIR (up to 25%), the structure-related spectral range; and weaker effect in SWIR, the water-related spectral range. Vegetation indices involving VIS wavelengths were independent of MS while indices combining wavelengths from both VIS and NIR were MS-affected throughout the season. The effect of leaf stacking contributed to weakening the correlation between the leaf chlorophyll content and selected vegetation indices due to a higher leaf mass per area of the leaf sample. The majority of MS-affected indices were better correlated with chlorophyll content in both species in comparison with MS-unaffected indices. Therefore, in terms of monitoring leaf chlorophyll content using the contact probe reflectance measurement, these MS-affected indices should be used with caution, as discussed in the paper. If the vegetation indices are used for assessment of plant physiological status in various times of the vegetative season, then it is essential to take into consideration their possible changes induced by the particular contact probe measurement setup regarding the leaf stacking. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2017
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5. UOT: 504.53; 69.059. DOI: 10.34826/NAA.2022.24.2.004 PEYK MƏLUMATLARI ƏSASINDA YER SƏTHİNİN TEMPERATUR VƏ ŞÜALANMA XÜSUSİYYƏTLƏRİNİN QİYMƏTLƏNDİRİLMƏSİ
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Əzizov, B.M. and Mehdiyev, C.S.
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satellite information ,степень затемнения ,спектральные диапазоны ,səthin temperaturu ,reqressiya analizi ,spectral ranges ,спектральное излучение ,атмосферное излучение ,peyk informasiyaları ,регрессионный анализ ,температура поверхности ,surface temperature ,regression analysis ,spectral radiation ,atmosfer şüalanmaları ,qaralıq dərəcəsi ,spektral şüalanma ,spektral diapazonlar ,atmospheric radiation ,спутниковая информация ,degree of darkness - Abstract
Məqalədə Landsat-8 peykinin məlumatları əsasında quru səthin şüalanmasının və temperaturunun qiymətləndirilməsinin əsas xüsusiyyətləri, ölçmə nəticələrinə təsir göstərən təsadüfi amillərin nəzərə alınması ilə bağlı mövcud nəzəri və metodiki məsələlərin həlli üsulları nəzərdən keçirilmişdir. İstifadə olunan üsul vasitəsi ilə, müxtəlif növ səthlərin spektral şüalanma əmsallarının dəyişmə xüsusiyyətləri xətti reqressiya göstəricilərinin müəyyənləşdirilməsinə əsaslanmışdır. Temperaturun baxılan üsulla təyin olunmasında orta kvadratik xətanın qiyməti 0,33-0,76 K intervalında dəyişir. Təklif olunan metod əsasında səthin şüalanma əmsalının orta kvadratik xətasının qiyməti 0,102-dən artıq olmur., В статье рассмотрены основные особенности оценки радиации и температуры сухой поверхности на основе данных системы Landsat-8, методы решения существующих теоретических и методологических вопросов, связанных со случайными факторами, влияющими на результаты измерений. С помощью используемого метода характеристики, изменчивости спектральных коэффициентов излучения различных типов поверхностей основаны на определении индексов линейной регрессии. Величина средней квадратичной погрешности определения температуры рассматриваемым методом колеблется в пределах 0,33-0,76К. На основе предлагаемого метода значение среднеквадратичной ошибки коэффициента излучения поверхности не превышает 0,102., The article considers the main features of the assessment of radiation and temperature of the dry surface on the basis of data from the Landsat-8 system, methods for solving existing theoretical and methodological issues related to the random factors affecting the measurement results. Using the method used, the variability characteristics of the spectral radiation coefficients of different types of surfaces were based on the determination of linear regression indices. The value of the mean quadratic error in determining the temperature by the considered method varies in the range of 0.33-0.76 K. Based on the proposed method, the value of the mean square error of the surface radiation coefficient does not exceed 0.102., Научные труды, Выпуск 2.24.2022 (1-77) 2022, Pages 11-15
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- 2022
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6. An Interaction Methodology to Collect and Assess User-Driven Requirements to Define Potential Opportunities of Future Hyperspectral Imaging Sentinel Mission
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Michael Rast, Emiliana Valentini, Mario Costantini, Massimo Zavagli, Jens Nieke, Antonella Tornato, Stefano Mariani, Andrea Taramelli, Jennifer K. Adams, and Maria Lucia Magliozzi
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user-driven requirements ,spectral ranges ,Computer science ,policy-driven requirements ,EU Copernicus Programme ,hyperspectral ,spatial and temporal resolutions ,Science ,Hyperspectral imaging ,Context (language use) ,Space (commercial competition) ,User requirements document ,Data science ,Identification (information) ,Thematic map ,Component (UML) ,General Earth and Planetary Sciences ,Copernicus - Abstract
Evolution in the Copernicus Space Component is foreseen in the mid-2020s to meet priority user needs not addressed by the existing infrastructure, and/or to reinforce existing services. In this context, the European Commission is intending to evaluate the overall potential utility of a complementary Copernicus hyperspectral mission to be added to the Copernicus Sentinels fleet. Hyperspectral imaging is a powerful remote sensing technology that, allowing the characterization and quantification of Earth surface materials, has the potential to deliver significant enhancements in quantitative value-added products. This study aims to illustrate the interaction methodology that was set up to collect and assess user-driven requirements in different thematic areas to demonstrate the potential benefit of a future Copernicus hyperspectral mission. Therefore, an ad hoc interaction matrix was circulated among several user communities to gather preferences about hyperspectral-based products and services. The results show how the involvement of several user communities strengthens the identification of these user requirements. Moreover, the requirement evaluation is used to identify potential opportunities of hyperspectral imaging in addressing operational needs associated with policy obligations at European, national, and local levels. The frequency distribution of spectral range classes and spatial and temporal resolutions are also derived from the preference expressed by the user communities in each thematic area investigated.
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- 2020
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7. Transparent graphene electrodes based hybrid perovskites photodetectors with broad spectral response from UV-visible to near-infrared.
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Lin G, Lin Y, and Sun B
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A new class of transparent graphene electrode based organic-inorganic halide perovskite photodetectors with broad spectral response is developed. These ultrasensitive devices exhibit high ON/OFF current ratio, high linear dynamic range, broad spectral range, excellent detection for weak light and easy fabrication with low-cost. Their semi-transparent feature and distinct photodetecting function for both sides would provide new applications affecting our daily lives., (© 2021 IOP Publishing Ltd.)
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- 2021
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8. An Interaction Methodology to Collect and Assess User-Driven Requirements to Define Potential Opportunities of Future Hyperspectral Imaging Sentinel Mission.
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Taramelli, Andrea, Tornato, Antonella, Magliozzi, Maria Lucia, Mariani, Stefano, Valentini, Emiliana, Zavagli, Massimo, Costantini, Mario, Nieke, Jens, Adams, Jennifer, and Rast, Michael
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DISTRIBUTION (Probability theory) , *SURFACE of the earth , *TECHNICAL specifications , *SURFACES (Technology) , *REMOTE sensing , *COMPUTER user identification - Abstract
Evolution in the Copernicus Space Component is foreseen in the mid-2020s to meet priority user needs not addressed by the existing infrastructure, and/or to reinforce existing services. In this context, the European Commission is intending to evaluate the overall potential utility of a complementary Copernicus hyperspectral mission to be added to the Copernicus Sentinels fleet. Hyperspectral imaging is a powerful remote sensing technology that, allowing the characterization and quantification of Earth surface materials, has the potential to deliver significant enhancements in quantitative value-added products. This study aims to illustrate the interaction methodology that was set up to collect and assess user-driven requirements in different thematic areas to demonstrate the potential benefit of a future Copernicus hyperspectral mission. Therefore, an ad hoc interaction matrix was circulated among several user communities to gather preferences about hyperspectral-based products and services. The results show how the involvement of several user communities strengthens the identification of these user requirements. Moreover, the requirement evaluation is used to identify potential opportunities of hyperspectral imaging in addressing operational needs associated with policy obligations at European, national, and local levels. The frequency distribution of spectral range classes and spatial and temporal resolutions are also derived from the preference expressed by the user communities in each thematic area investigated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2020
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9. Influence of heat treatment on the transparency of silicate thin films in the near-IR range
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V. A. Kochedykov, I. V. Byzov, N. T. Shardakov, and A. A. Pankratov
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Sodium silicate ,chemistry.chemical_compound ,Colloid ,HYDROXYL GROUPS ,SOLUTIONS ,ABSORPTION ,Materials Chemistry ,HEAT TREATMENT ,OPTICAL PROPERTIES ,Iridium ,COATINGS ,SODIUM SILICATES ,Aqueous solution ,WATER GLASS ,Condensed Matter Physics ,Alkali metal ,AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS ,WATER TREATMENT ,Absorption (chemistry) ,IRIDIUM ,SPECTRAL RANGES ,TRANSPARENCY ,Materials science ,PORE FORMATIONS ,Inorganic chemistry ,SOLIDS ,ALKALI METALS ,COAGULATION ,chemistry.chemical_element ,SILICON COMPOUNDS ,HEAT TREATMENT TEMPERATURE (HTT) ,HIGH-FREQUENCY (HF) ,THIN FILMS ,METAL ANALYSIS ,SILICATES ,Thin film ,STEP-BY-STEP ,SILICATE THIN FILMS ,HEAT TREATING FURNACES ,THICK FILMS ,COLLOIDS ,GELATION ,Silicate ,WATER RECYCLING ,SODIUM ,chemistry ,Chemical engineering ,NEAR-IR ,Ceramics and Composites ,OPTICS - Abstract
The influence of heat treatment on the transmission of silicate thin films prepared by gelation from aqueous solutions of sodium silicate (water glass) is investigated. It is demonstrated that the initial films are characterized by a strong absorption in the IR range due to the presence of hydroxyl groups. The heat treatment of the films at temperatures in the range 150-250°C leads to the step-by-step removal of water from the films and, as a consequence, to an almost complete transmission in the high-frequency IR spectral range. An increase in the heat treatment temperature to 580°C is accompanied by the loss of transparency, most likely, as a result of the pore formation in the film. © 2008 MAIK Nauka.
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- 2008
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10. Temperature dependence Raman spectroscopic studies of Pb(Yb0.5Ta0.5)O3
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V. Sivasubramanian, Dibyaranjan Rout, and V. Subramanian
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Chemistry ,Phonon ,Analytical chemistry ,Antiferroelectric materials ,Ceramic materials ,Low temperature operations ,Perovskite ,Raman spectroscopy ,Lead-based complex perovskites ,Phonon modes ,Spectral ranges ,Crystal structure ,Soft modes ,Molecular physics ,Line width ,Spectral line ,symbols.namesake ,Lattice (order) ,symbols ,Orthorhombic crystal system ,Coherent anti-Stokes Raman spectroscopy ,Spectroscopy - Abstract
The lead-based complex perovskite Pb(Yb0.5Ta0.5)O3, exhibiting long-range B-site cation ordering has been studied by Raman spectroscopy. The investigation has been performed as a function of temperature ranging from 250 K to a lower temperature 10 K in the spectral range 1020-20 cm-1. The spectra are analyzed through the characteristic parameters: peak position and line width of phonon modes. Significant decrease in the asymmetric phonon line broadening with noticeable shift of the peak positions and appearance of new modes in the Raman spectra at low temperature have been observed. The local distortion in the lattice has been enhanced substantially at low temperature. The splitting of the F2g modes suggests that the orthorhombic phase is stabilized at low temperature. The two F2g modes (60 and 518 cm-1) show soft mode behavior. � 2007 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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- 2008
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11. Excitation Resolved Color Conversion Of Cdse/Zns Core/Shell Quantum Dot Solids For Hybrid White Light Emitting Diodes
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Hilmi Volkan Demir, Sedat Nizamoglu, and Demir, Hilmi Volkan
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Photon ,CdSe/ZnS core/shell ,Physics::Optics ,General Physics and Astronomy ,Semiconductor thin films ,Selenium compounds ,Time resolved spectra ,Luminophor ,law.invention ,law ,Spectral ranges ,Computer Science::Systems and Control ,Condensed Matter::Superconductivity ,Cadmium Compounds ,Inhomogeneous size distributions ,Semiconductor quantum dots ,Laser spectroscopy ,Color conversions ,Solid-state films ,Wide-bandgap semiconductor ,Fine tuning ,Nanostructured materials ,Wide band gap semiconductors ,Light emitting diodes ,Phosphors ,Average lifetimes ,Optoelectronics ,Quantum-dot solids ,Quantum efficiency ,Light-emitting diode ,Shorter wavelengths ,Materials science ,Color ,Phosphor ,Photon conversion efficiencies ,Relative colors ,Ii-vi semiconductors ,Light emission ,Pump energies ,Zinc compounds ,Spectroscopy ,Photons ,business.industry ,Energy conversion efficiency ,White light emitting diodes ,Emission spectroscopy ,Quantum dot ,Energy transfer ,Time-resolved spectroscopies ,business ,Conversion efficiency ,Non-radiative energy transfers - Abstract
In this paper, for their use as nanoluminophors on color-conversion white light emitting diodes (LEDs), we present spectrally resolved relative quantum efficiency and relative color (photon) conversion efficiency of CdSe/ZnS core/shell nanocrystal (NC) emitters in the solid-state film. We observe that both the averaged relative quantum efficiency and the averaged relative photon conversion efficiency of these NC solids increase with the increasing photon pump energy. Therefore, the excitation LED platform emitting at shorter wavelengths facilitates such NC luminophor solids to be more efficiently pumped optically. Furthermore, we investigate the spectral time-resolved spectroscopy of NCs in solution and in film with 0.4-2.4 nmol integrated number of NCs in the spectral range of 610-660 nm. We observe that the average lifetime of NCs increases toward longer wavelengths as the number of in-film NCs increases. With the increased amount of NCs, the average lifetime increases even further and the emission of NCs is shifted further toward red. This is attributed to the enhanced nonradiative energy transfer between these NCs due to the inhomogeneous size distribution. Thus, in principle, for fine tuning of the collective color of NCs for color-conversion LEDs, it is important to control the energy transfer by changing the integrated number of NCs. © 2009 American Institute of Physics.
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- 2009
12. Transmissometer versus sun photometer measurements of the aerosol optical properties
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Aerosols ,Optical properties ,Aerosol optical properties ,Transmissometer measurements ,Air pollution ,Wastewater ,Absorption ,Photometry ,Earth atmosphere ,Spectral ranges ,Aerosol extinction ,Scattering and absorption ,Astrophysics::Earth and Planetary Astrophysics ,Physics::Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics ,Atmospheric radiation - Abstract
Atmospheric aerosol particles affect the Earth's radiative balance both in the cloud-free and the cloudy atmosphere. The direct effect of aerosols is related with scattering and absorption of solar radiation, and as a consequence, reduction of the amount of radiation reaching the surface. The best parameter that quantifies this effect is the aerosol extinction, which can be derived from vertical, as well as, horizontal measurements. The purpose of this paper is to compare the aerosol optical properties registered by two types of instruments. The first is a standard 5-wavelength hand-held sun photometer yielding the vertical column extinction, the second a 7-wavelength transmissometer developed at TNO. This multi-band transmissometer provides horizontal, path-integrated transmission data at 7 wavelengths within the visible/infra red spectral range. The data used in the comparison were collected during an experiment near Scripps Pier in La Jolla near San Diego, in November 2006.
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- 2008
13. Transmissometer versus sun photometer measurements of the aerosol optical properties
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A. de Jong, M.M. Moerman, Alexander M. J. van Eijk, Leo H. Cohen, J. Kusmierczyk-Michulec, Peter J. Fritz, and TNO Defensie en Veiligheid
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Earth's energy budget ,Infrared ,Air pollution ,Wastewater ,Absorption ,Sun photometer ,Photometry ,Spectral ranges ,Physics::Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics ,Transmissometer ,Remote sensing ,Aerosols ,Optical properties ,Aerosol optical properties ,Transmissometer measurements ,Aerosol ,Wavelength ,Earth atmosphere ,Atmosphere of Earth ,Aerosol extinction ,Scattering and absorption ,Environmental science ,Astrophysics::Earth and Planetary Astrophysics ,Atmospheric optics ,Atmospheric radiation - Abstract
Atmospheric aerosol particles affect the Earth's radiative balance both in the cloud-free and the cloudy atmosphere. The direct effect of aerosols is related with scattering and absorption of solar radiation, and as a consequence, reduction of the amount of radiation reaching the surface. The best parameter that quantifies this effect is the aerosol extinction, which can be derived from vertical, as well as, horizontal measurements. The purpose of this paper is to compare the aerosol optical properties registered by two types of instruments. The first is a standard 5-wavelength hand-held sun photometer yielding the vertical column extinction, the second a 7-wavelength transmissometer developed at TNO. This multi-band transmissometer provides horizontal, path-integrated transmission data at 7 wavelengths within the visible/infra red spectral range. The data used in the comparison were collected during an experiment near Scripps Pier in La Jolla near San Diego, in November 2006.
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14. Influence of heat treatment on the transparency of silicate thin films in the near-IR range
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Shardakov, N. T., Byzov, I. V., Pankratov, A. A., Kochedykov, V. A., Shardakov, N. T., Byzov, I. V., Pankratov, A. A., and Kochedykov, V. A.
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The influence of heat treatment on the transmission of silicate thin films prepared by gelation from aqueous solutions of sodium silicate (water glass) is investigated. It is demonstrated that the initial films are characterized by a strong absorption in the IR range due to the presence of hydroxyl groups. The heat treatment of the films at temperatures in the range 150-250°C leads to the step-by-step removal of water from the films and, as a consequence, to an almost complete transmission in the high-frequency IR spectral range. An increase in the heat treatment temperature to 580°C is accompanied by the loss of transparency, most likely, as a result of the pore formation in the film. © 2008 MAIK Nauka.
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- 2008
15. Impact of radiometric noise on the performance of the Radiation Explorer in the Far Infrared (REFIR)
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De Feis, I.a, Lubrano, A.M.b, Rizzi, R.c, Serio, and C.b
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Upper tropospheres ,Far infrared ,Radiation ,Atmospheric temperature ,Troposphere ,symbols.namesake ,Spectral ranges ,Clouds ,Spacecraft instruments ,Radiation explorer in the far infrared ,Spectral resolution ,Water vapor ,Remote sensing ,Infrared spectrometers ,Atmospherics ,Spectrometer ,Spectrometry ,Atmosphere ,Space optics ,Radiometric noise ,Water vapor profiles ,Bolometers ,Water analysis ,Fourier transforms ,Fourier transform ,Error analysis ,Scientific objectives ,Earth (planet) ,Retrieval performance ,symbols ,Environmental science ,Fourier transform spectrometers ,Noise (radio) - Abstract
REFIR is a Fourier Transform Spectrometer designed to measure the upwelling IR Earth's emission from space in the spectral range 100 to 1000 cm -1 with an unapodized spectral resolution of about 0.5 cm -1. One of the main scientific objectives of REFIR is to monitor the far IR planetary emission and the principal drivers of this emission, with particular attention being paid to the poorly understood mid and upper troposphere. The expected retrieval performance for temperature and water vapor profiles, from a subset of REFIR measurements, is evaluated and presented in this paper. ©2003 Copyright SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering.
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- 1998
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