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30 December 1981 Visible And Infrared Transmission Through Snow
Mary Ann Seagraves, John F. Ebersole
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Abstract
A primary objective of the SNOW-ONE Field Experiment conducted in Vermont, during January through March 1981 by the US Army Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, was to initiate the establishment of a comprehensive data base for electromagnetic energy propagation through falling and blowing snow. In addition to transmission, measurements were also made to characterize (a) the meteorological conditions during the snowfall, and (b) snow particle size distributions, shape characteristics and concentration. We present an analysis of visible and infrared transmission measurements made during various snow conditions. Comparisons of the wavelength dependent extinction are also reported.
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Mary Ann Seagraves and John F. Ebersole "Visible And Infrared Transmission Through Snow", Proc. SPIE 0305, Atmospheric Effects on Electro-Optical, Infrared, and Millimeter Wave Systems Performance, (30 December 1981); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.932701
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KEYWORDS
Infrared radiation

Visible radiation

Crystals

Mass attenuation coefficient

Atmospheric modeling

Particles

Meteorology

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