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Methods for Calculation of Atmospheric Transmittance and Radiance in Thermal Infrared Band

Chen Qing-lian

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This paper analyses the main difference among 6 atmospheric modes built in MODTRAN radiative transfer model,and discusses the influence of main parameters(such as water vapor density,ozone density and atmospheric temperature).on atmospheric transmittance and radiance,and also studies how to form the integrated radiosonde data.

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This paper analyses the main difference among 6 atmospheric modes built in MODTRAN radiative transfer model,and discusses the influence of main parameters(such as water vapor density,ozone density and atmospheric temperature).on atmospheric transmittance and radiance,and also studies how to form the integrated radiosonde data.

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This paper analyses the main difference among 6 atmospheric modes built in MODTRAN radiative transfer model,and discusses the influence of main parameters(such as water vapor density,ozone density and atmospheric temperature).on atmospheric transmittance and radiance,and also studies how to form the integrated radiosonde data.

Key concepts: MODTRAN, Radiance, Infrared window, Radiosonde, Transmittance, Environmental science, Radiative transfer, Infrared

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