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Radiance distribution as a function of depth in the submarine environment. Part II. Overcast lighting with tables of radiance -K values for both overcast and sunny lighting conditions

John E. Tyler

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SIO Reference 60-9. The report presents the detailed radiance distribution data obtained under overcast lighting conditions at the Navy Calibration Station on Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho, and also gives tables of radiance -K values for both the overcast and clear-sunny conditions.

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SIO Reference 60-9. The report presents the detailed radiance distribution data obtained under overcast lighting conditions at the Navy Calibration Station on Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho, and also gives tables of radiance -K values for both the overcast and clear-sunny conditions.

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SIO Reference 60-9. The report presents the detailed radiance distribution data obtained under overcast lighting conditions at the Navy Calibration Station on Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho, and also gives tables of radiance -K values for both the overcast and clear-sunny conditions.

Key concepts: Radiance, Overcast, Remote sensing, Environmental science, Calibration, Sunlight, Meteorology, Geography

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