226 research outputs found

    Surface radiation budget for climate applications

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    The Surface Radiation Budget (SRB) consists of the upwelling and downwelling radiation fluxes at the surface, separately determined for the broadband shortwave (SW) (0 to 5 micron) and longwave (LW) (greater than 5 microns) spectral regions plus certain key parameters that control these fluxes, specifically, SW albedo, LW emissivity, and surface temperature. The uses and requirements for SRB data, critical assessment of current capabilities for producing these data, and directions for future research are presented

    Inference of stratospheric temperature and moisture profiles from observations of the infrared horizon Final report

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    Stratospheric and mesospheric temperature and moisture profiles determined from infrared horizon observation

    Study of the average vertical distribution of temperature in the martian atmosphere final report

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    Convective-radiative equilibrium model for computing temperature profile - vertical temperature distribution in Martian atmospher

    The meteorology of Mars and Venus Final report

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    Meteorology of Mars and Venu

    Planetary meteorology

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    Meteorology of planets Mars, Venus, and Jupite

    Radiative transfer and the thermal structure of planetary atmospheres

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    Radiative heat transfer and thermal structure of planetary atmosphere

    Studies in planetary meteorology Annual technical report

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    Radiation balance model for calculating surface temperature on Venu

    A study of planetary meteorology

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    The concept is described of deducing the temperature profile of a planetary atmosphere from orbiter measurements of the planet's IR limb radiance profile. Expressions are derived for the weighting functions associated with the limb radiance profile for two infrared tranmission models. Analysis of the weighting functions for the Martian atmosphere indicates that a limb radiance profile in the 15 micron CO2 band can be used to determine the Martian atmospheric temperature profile from 20 to 60 km

    Planetary meteorology Final report

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    Investigating atmospheric and surface temperatures and water vapor content on Venu

    Planetary meteorology Final report

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    Temperature profile, wind measurement, radiative heat transfer, and diurnal variations in Martian atmospher
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