Robert S. Fraser
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The nadir radiances of many models of the earth atmosphere system were computed for a fixed solar zenith angle. These data indicate that the standard deviations of the multispectral scanner responses to changes in water vapor and aerosols would be small on a continental-wide basis.
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The nadir radiances of many models of the earth atmosphere system were computed for a fixed solar zenith angle. These data indicate that the standard deviations of the multispectral scanner responses to changes in water vapor and aerosols would be small on a continental-wide basis.
Key concepts: Zenith, Environmental science, Remote sensing, Atmosphere (unit), Multispectral Scanner, Water vapor, Nadir, Meteorology