1 September 2002 Light scattering characteristics by small ice cirular cylinders in visible, 1.38-um, and some infrared wavelengths
Jilie Ding, Lisheng Xu
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The light scattering characteristics of small ice particles modeled by polydisperse, randomly oriented, finite circular cylinders with different size distributions and different ratios of the length to diameter (L/D) at the visible (0.55 ?m), near-infrared (1.38 ?m), and some important infrared (IR) wavelengths up to 30 xm are investigated systematically using the exact T matrix approach. The effects caused by changes in effective variance of size distributions are addressed. The results show that scattering properties of small ice cylinders depend strongly on wavelengths, particle size distributions with different x(or re) and ve, and L/D. Some important facts are obtained that are significant in optical modeling and applications in remote sensing of cirrus clouds, and a new far-IR channel at the wavelength of 25 ?m is proposed.
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Jilie Ding and Lisheng Xu "Light scattering characteristics by small ice cirular cylinders in visible, 1.38-um, and some infrared wavelengths," Optical Engineering 41(9), (1 September 2002). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1495858
Published: 1 September 2002
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KEYWORDS
Light scattering

Scattering

Crystals

Particles

Crystallography

Visible radiation

Clouds

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