Laboratory Measurements of Scattering Matrices of Irregular Mineral Particles

Details Laboratory Measurements of Scattering Matrices of Irregular Mineral Particles Laboratory Measurements of Scattering Matrices of Irregular Mineral Particles

Aug 2000

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2000lsnp.book...41v&link_type=abstract

In: Light Scattering by Nonspherical Particles: Halifax Contributions, Edited by Gorden Videen, Qiang Fu, Petr Chýlek, ISBN 0-97

Physics

Optics

Aerosols And Particles, Scattering, Polarization

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We present an average aerosol scattering matrix as a function of scattering angle obtained from measurements on seven mineral aerosol samples at the wavelengths 442 nm and 633 nm. The aerosol samples used to produce this average cover a broad range in particle size and composition, and are all highly irregular. This average aerosol scattering matrix may be used for radiative transfer models and as a reference matrix. For example, we compare it with results of ray-optics calculations using Gaussian random particles. Excellent agreement is obtained.

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