Vol. 3, issue 03, article # 10
pdf Oshlakov V. K. Combined-signal model in promblems of interpretation of photometric measurements of cloud fields. // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 1990. V. 3. No. 03. P. 255-259.Copy the reference to clipboard
Abstract:
It is shown for the example of the analysis of the conditions of observation that the effect of the variability of the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the elements of a cloud field on the brightness of the cloud and cloud-free zenith must be taken into account separately. Estimates are obtained for the probability of the presence of a cloud along the line of sight from the results of photometric measurements (daytime).
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