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Marine modifications to LOWTRAN radiance predictions

Carl R. Zeisse, Fritz G. Wollenweber, H. G. Hughes

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Abstract

LOWTRAN 6 has been modified to predict the radiance of the sea. The sea model contains the following contributions: (1) reflected sky radiance, (2) reflected solar radiance, (3) thermal emission, and (4) path radiance. Model predictions agree with data to within approximately 5/spl deg/C in the infrared long and mid wave bands.>

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LOWTRAN 6 has been modified to predict the radiance of the sea. The sea model contains the following contributions: (1) reflected sky radiance, (2) reflected solar radiance, (3) thermal emission, and (4) path radiance. Model predictions agree with data to within approximately 5/spl deg/C in the infrared long and mid wave bands.>

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LOWTRAN 6 has been modified to predict the radiance of the sea. The sea model contains the following contributions: (1) reflected sky radiance, (2) reflected solar radiance, (3) thermal emission, and (4) path radiance. Model predictions agree with data to within approximately 5/spl deg/C in the infrared long and mid wave bands.>

Key concepts: Radiance, Sky, Remote sensing, Geology, Meteorology, Physics

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