Titlebook: Exploring the Atmosphere by Remote Sensing Techniques; Rodolfo Guzzi (Head of Earth Sciences) Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Atmospheric Observations in the Perspective of Changing Climate and Environment, and the Synergy Beurements is essential for getting a full understanding of the complex system of the atmosphere, on the different temporal and spatial scales involved. At present it is demonstrated unambiguously that the Earth atmosphere is changing, and international regulations to counteract these changes have bee

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A Review of Forward-Modeling Requirements,formulation of the problem and on discussion of recent developments. The planeparallel radiative transfer model is used as a specific example of a forward model that is simple yet very useful. A solution to this forward model is outlined by using the discrete ordinate method. A linearized version of

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Studying Atmospheric Aerosol by Lidar,t these are aerosols, that represent a strong, poorly-known modulator of the Earth’s climate. In this chapter the reader will first find an introduction to the lidar technique in terms of instrumental components. The lidar equation, describing the factors controlling the atmosphere- backscattered si

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Gary C. T. Chan,Andrew D. YurochkoThe occultation technique is based on recording of the sun light above the horizon. Its benefit resides in the derivation of an absolute quantity (the slant path optical thickness) through the measurement of a relative signal. The ORA experiment is presented together with the inversion method used to retrieve the atmospheric components.