Computer Science – Information Theory
Scientific paper
Jul 1998
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The first international conference on atomic and molecular data and their standards. AIP Conference Proceedings, Volume 434, pp
Computer Science
Information Theory
Chromosphere, Atomic Spectra, Molecular Spectra, Information Theory And Communication Theory
Scientific paper
Characteristics of solar and planetary atmospheres ranging from chemical composition to climate can be accurately measured through spectroscopic remote sensing. Fundamental principles of physics and chemistry can then be applied to interpret the atmospheric observations (with varying degrees of success). The models of planetary atmospheres to simulate the chemistry, radiation fields, and/or dynamics require knowledge of many molecular properties ranging from photochemical and kinetic information to atomic and molecular transition parameters. Both the experimental and theoretical efforts require detailed databases of spectral parameters for use in computer simulations. The status of current databases for theoretical models and for microwave and infrared observations will be presented along with an overview of the problems associated with maintaining them.
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