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29 September 2009 A Monte Carlo simulation of radiative transfer in the atmosphere applied to ToTaL-DOAS
M. Premuda, S. Masieri, D. Bortoli, F. Margelli, F. Ravegnani, A. Petritoli, I. Kostadinov, G. Giovanelli, E. Cupini
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Abstract
In the frame of DOAS, a Monte Carlo code has been developed, to calculate, for a given detector with assigned diameter and field of view, the single and multiple scattering radiance. Very general 3-D geometry is foreseen. Spatial distribution along the detector axis for the single and total scattering radiance are computed. Ground reflected contributions to the solar radiance are estimated. Differential effects due to small perturbations in physical parameters, such as ozone density, can simultaneously be taken into account in the same calculation. The code has been applied to ToTaL-DOAS (Topographic Target Light scattering-Differential Optical Absorption Spectroscopy) measurements.
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M. Premuda, S. Masieri, D. Bortoli, F. Margelli, F. Ravegnani, A. Petritoli, I. Kostadinov, G. Giovanelli, and E. Cupini "A Monte Carlo simulation of radiative transfer in the atmosphere applied to ToTaL-DOAS", Proc. SPIE 7475, Remote Sensing of Clouds and the Atmosphere XIV, 74751A (29 September 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.830073
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Monte Carlo methods

Scattering

Spherical lenses

Atmospheric physics

Atmospheric particles

Multiple scattering

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