Inversion of optical scattering and spectral extinction measurements to recover aerosol size spectra

Physics – Optics

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Aerosols, Atmospheric Attenuation, Light Scattering, Particle Size Distribution, Atmospheric Optics, Atmospheric Scattering, Error Analysis, Frequency Response, Particulates, Turbidity

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When a sample of turbid air is intensely illuminated, the scattered light from the sample and the wavelength dependence of optical spectral extinction through the sample provide information that, in principle, can be used to estimate the size and number concentration of the suspended particulates. The reported investigation is concerned with the technique of recovering the particle size distribution function by combining measurements of scattered radiation and spectral extinction. It is shown that by using experimental data taken to an accuracy of 2.5%, the major features of an aerosol size distribution function can be derived to an accuracy acceptable for many scientific purposes.

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