Physics
Scientific paper
Jan 1996
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1996kpcb...12...75b&link_type=abstract
Kinematics and Physics of Celestial Bodies, vol. 12, p. 75
Physics
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Spectral Energy Distribution, Solar Radiation, Brightness Distribution, Radiation Measurement, Absorption Spectra, Spectral Bands, Solar Flux
Scientific paper
Spectral measurements of the solar disk centre intensity for the near-IR region have been made at he Terskol High-Altitude Station in 1992. These measurements are the continuation of the program for the solar absolute spectral energy distribution investigation. Data published earlier are extended to the longwave spectral region up to 1070 nm. The special-purpose solar telescope SEF-1 was used. We compared the disk centre brightness with brightness of the calibrated region of the standard ribbon tungsten lamp. The atmospheric extinction was taken into account by the Bouguer method with simultaneous control of the atmosphere stability. The 1-nm integrals of the disk centre intensity in the range double lamda 650-1070 nm based on 5-day measurements in March-October 1992 are given. The uncertainty of these values is 2%. In regions with strong telluric absorption by oxygen and water-vapour bands, the reductions are made, using synthetic atmospheric absorption spectra computed on the basis of molecular parameter atlas HITRAN and the standard model atmosphere. By the use of the solar limb darkening coefficients the values of the solar flux at 1 A.U. were derived. Our measurements show the best agreement with the data of Makarova, Kharitonov, and Kazachevskaya as well as with the common data from Shaw and Frohlich. For lambda greater than 850 nm our data are systematically lower than the data by Neckel and Labs.
Burlov-Vasilev K. A.
Matveev Yu. B.
Vasileva I. E.
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