atomsphericeffectinthesolarspectrum大气辐射传输模型调研报告.ppt

Atmospheric effect in the solar spectrum;Solar Energy Paths;atmospheric contribution;Solar (reflective) spectral domain;Observation Geometry;;Perfect Lambertian Reflector;Simple Radiative Transfer Equation;SRTE (cont.);SRTE (cont.);SRTE (cont.);SRTE (cont.);SRTE 1 interaction (cont.);SRTE 2 interactions;SRTE Multiple Interactions;STRE for non absorbing atmosphere and lambertian ground;The composition of the atmosphere;Gaseous Absorption (H2O);Modified SRTE to account for absorption;Final SRTE approximation;Water vapor effect for different sensors in the near infrared;Scattering angle ,;Phase function;Rayleigh/molecular scattering 1/4;Rayleigh/molecular scattering 2/4;Rayleigh/molecular scattering 3/4;Compute the reflectance of the sky (assumed clear no aerosol) at solar noon at 45degree latitude at vernal equinox looking straight up at 0.45?m, 0.55?m, 0.65?m;Aerosol scattering 1/5;Aerosol scattering 2/5;Aerosol scattering 3/5;Aerosol scattering 4/5;Aerosol scattering 5/5;Atmospheric effect: Vegetation 1/3;Atmospheric effect: Vegetation 2/3;Atmospheric effect: Vegetation 3/3;Atmospheric effect: Ocean 1/2;Atmospheric effect: Ocean 2/2;Perfect Lambertian Reflector;Different Types of Reflectors;Sun glint as seen by MODIS;MODIS data illustrating the hot-spot over dense vegetation;;Adjacency effect correction;Adjacency effect correction (practical implementation);Adjacency effect correction (testing);Adjacency effect correction (testing);Adjacency effect correction (validation);Conclusions