Absorption of H2O in the wavelength region 1-8 microns - Laboratory measurements and comparisons with theoretical computations

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Absorption Spectra, Atmospheric Attenuation, Infrared Spectra, Water Vapor, Electromagnetic Wave Transmission, Near Infrared Radiation, Vapor Pressure

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The water-vapor absorption bands in the 1-8 micron range have been measured by a double-beam vacuum grating spectrometer as a function of pressure, pathlength, and temperature. They have also been theoretically determined line-by-line on the basis of the line parameters of McClatchey et al. (1976) and the transmission function parameters of Moskalenko (1969). The line parameters need adjusting monochromatically and for wavelength intervals of 100 or 10/cm. For larger intervals, such as 10 to the 2nd/cm, or for entire bands, the line data yield good results for water vapor. When using the Moskalenko functions greater deviations between theory and experiment occur.

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