Empirical scintillation spectrum. I - Seeing quality and the atmospheric limitation on the accuracy of meridian observations

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Atmospheric Turbulence, Power Spectra, Space Observations (From Earth), Turbulence Effects, Wind Effects, Atmospheric Attenuation, Scintillation, Telescopes, Wind Velocity

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The power spectral density G(f) = s squared f exp -1 for frequencies less than 10 Hz is shown to represent the observational characteristics of star image motion more correctly than the theoretical spectrum for the Kolmogorov atmospheric turbulence and the spectral model of Hog. A spectral density maximum in the frequency interval 0.0065-0.015 Hz is shown to exist. The present model agrees in general with knowledge on the turbulence spectrum and with experimental data on wind velocity and temperature fluctuations.

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