Theoretical simulation of solar spectra in the middle ultraviolet and visible for atmospheric trace constituent measurements

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Gases, Light (Visible Radiation), Solar Spectra, Ultraviolet Spectra, Absorption Spectra, Absorptivity, Graphs (Charts), Nitrogen Oxides, Ozone, Simulation, Solar Radiation

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The data compiled during the study allowed a detailed examination of the attenuation of the solar radiance by the combined effect of the atmospheric trace gases and the SAGE filters. The case of the 0.44 microns channel is presented. The amounts of NO2, NO2, O3 and the airmass were chosen to closely simulate a low sun spectral scan from a 9 February 1977 balloon flight. The solar radiance outside the earth's atmosphere was determined from the AFGL Sacramento Peak Observatory spectral data tape degraded to 2.0A resolution and normalized to Thekaekara's absolute intensities. The spectral absorption coefficients used for NO2 and O3 were tabulated previously.

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