A successive order of scattering code for solving the vector equation of transfer in the earth's atmosphere with aerosols
By J. Lenoble, Maurice Herman, Jean-Luc Deuze, B. Lafrance, Richard Santer, Didier Tanré. 2007
209 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change
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In Atmospheric Science
- Oleg Dubovik
- Didier Tanré
- Alexander Sinyuk
- Tatyana Lapyonok
- Anton Lopatin
- Jean-Luc Deuze
- Maurice Herman
- A. Holdak
In Global and Planetary Change
- Oleg Dubovik
- Didier Tanré
- Alexander Sinyuk
- Tatyana Lapyonok
- Anton Lopatin
- Jean-Luc Deuze
- Maurice Herman
- A. Holdak
Citations in the corpus
- Statistically optimized inversion algorithm for enhanced retrieval of aerosol properties from spectral multi-angle polarimetric satellite observations (2010, methodology): “,Nλ = 6) first RPV BRDF parameter (characterizes intensity of reflectance) κ(λi) – (i = 1, ...,Nλ = 6) second RPV BRDF parameter (characterizes anisotropy of reflectance) θ(λi) – (i = 1, ...,Nλ = 6) third RPV BRDF parameter (characterizes forward/backscattering contributions) h0(λi) – (i = 1, ...,Nλ”
- Sentinel-2A and 2B absolute calibration monitoring (2019, methodology): “The bold blue points/lines are those where the method theoretically should perform the best based on spectral analysis. as the successive order of scattering code (Lenoble et al., 2007).”