Absolute Solar Spectra 35–55 Microns II Theoretical Spectra for Altitude Range 15–30 km
W.R. Bradford, Crofton B. Farmer, Steven J. Todd
Abstract
W.R. Bradford, Crofton B. Farmer, Steven J. Todd
Abstract
Transmission functions are applied to a model representing the atmosphere for specified pressures and concentrations of absorbing gases corresponding to total atmospheric paths above altitudes of 15 km to 30 km and zenith angles of 0° and 40°. The computed transmittance is then applied to the solar spectral radiance envelope curve obtained in Part I to give solar spectra with 0.02-μ resolution in the range 3.5–5.5 μ.
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Transmission functions are applied to a model representing the atmosphere for specified pressures and concentrations of absorbing gases corresponding to total atmospheric paths above altitudes of 15 km to 30 km and zenith angles of 0° and 40°. The computed transmittance is then applied to the solar spectral radiance envelope curve obtained in Part I to give solar spectra with 0.02-μ resolution in the range 3.5–5.5 μ.
Key concepts: Radiance, Spectral line, Zenith, Optics, Atmosphere (unit), Atmospheric optics, Solar zenith angle, Infrared window