225-GHz atmospheric opacity of the South Pole sky derived from continual radiometric measurements of the sky-brightness temperature

Details 225-GHz atmospheric opacity of the South Pole sky derived from continual radiometric measurements of the sky-brightness temperature 225-GHz atmospheric opacity of the South Pole sky derived from continual radiometric measurements of the sky-brightness temperature

Feb 1994

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Applied Optics, Volume 33, Issue 6, February 20, 1994, pp.1095-1099

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Atmospheric Optics, Transmission, Submillimeter Waves, Astronomy, Antarctica, Millimeter Waves

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