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AOSC621 RTE for None-absorbing Medium Lesson 8 Solution for Zero Scattering Collimated IncidenceCollimated Incidence - LambertLambert Surface • If the incident light is direct sunlight then    I () F S ( ) F S (coscos )( ) 0 0 0  SS ThThe iincididentt flflux iis giiven bby FF FF cos 0 Hence I   cos F S r L 0 For a collimatedbeam the intensity reflected from a Lambert surfaceis proportional to the cosine of the angle of incidence. Collimated Incidence – Specular reflectance • Here the reflected intensity is directed along the angle of reflection only. • Hence ’and  ’+ • Spectral reflection function  ( S  ˆ S I ()  ()F (cos cos)(   )   r S 0 0 • andd th he refl flected fld flux: FF   (( ))FF S coscos r SS 00 00 Differential equation of Radiative TTransffer • Consider conservative scattering no change inConsider conservative scattering no change in frequency. • Assume the incident radiation is collimated • We now need to look more closely at the secondary ‘emission’ that results from scatteringg. Remember that from the definition of the intensity that 4 