- Additional Authors
- Description
- 1 microfiche (51 unnumbered pages) : negative, illustrations; 11 x 15 cm.
- Summary
- "A network of six sun photometers was placed in the central and northeast United States during the months of July through October, 1931. The objective of the program was to obtain measurements of atmospheric turbidity which can be related to the concentration of visibility-degrading pollutants in the atmosphere. These measurements serve as ground truth for a program to develop remote sensing techniques for measuring the vertically integrated aerosol concentrations in pollution episodes. The sun photometers measure the direct solar radiation in four passbands 380 nm, 500 nm, 875 nm and 940 nm. The first three passbands will be used for measuring the aerosol optical depth and the last for measuring precipitable water."--Authors' abstract via NTIS
- Series Statement
- NASA-CR ; 175203
- Uniform Title
- NASA contractor report ; NASA CR-175203.
- Subject
- Note
- Type of Report (note)
- Funding (note)
- Sponsored by the Goddard Space Flight Center
- Call Number
- GPO Microfiche NAS 1.26:175203
- OCLC
- marcive145532435
- Author
Prospero, Joseph M., author.
- Title
Optical thickness as related to pollutant episodes and the concentration of visibility degrading pollutants / Joseph M. Prospero [and three others].
- Publisher
Miami, Florida. : Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of Miami ; Greenbelt, Maryland : Goddard Space Flight Center, June 1983.
- Type of Content
text
- Type of Medium
microform
- Type of Carrier
microfiche
- Series
NASA-CR ; 175203
NASA contractor report ; NASA CR-175203.
- Type Of Report
Final report; November 1981-November 1982
- Funding
Sponsored by the Goddard Space Flight Center NAS5-26768
- Indexed Term
Contaminants; Optical thickness; Aerosols; Air pollution; Precipitation (Meteorology); Remote sensing; Solar radiation; Turbidity; Aerosol optical depth; Pollution episodes; Atmospheric
- Added Author
Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, author.
Goddard Space Flight Center, sponsoring body.
United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
- Other Form:
Online version: Prospero, Joseph M. Optical thickness as related to pollutant episodes and the concentration of visibility degrading pollutants (OCoLC)893585223
- Gpo Item No.
0830-H-14 (MF)
- Sudoc No.
NAS 1.26:175203