Title of article :
Efficient Use of an Improved Radiative Transfer Code to Simulate Near-Global Distributions of Satellite-Measured Radiances
Author/Authors :
Murakami، Hiroshi نويسنده , , Nakajima، Takashi Y. نويسنده , , Hori، Masahiro نويسنده , , Nakajima، Teruyuki نويسنده , , Aoki، Teruo نويسنده , , Oishi، Tomohiko نويسنده , , Tanaka، Akihiko نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2003
Pages :
-345
From page :
346
To page :
0
Abstract :
Two new extension modules that give the water-leaving radiance from the ocean and the snow bidirectional reflectance distribution function were implemented in the latest radiative transfer code. In addition, to simulate the near-global distributions of satellite-measured radiances by using the improved radiative transfer code, we tested and applied the look-up table method together with the process-separation technique of the radiative transfer calculation. The computing time was reduced from 1 year to 20 s to simulate one channel, one scene of the Global Imager image by use of an Alpha 21164A-2 (600-MHz) machine. The error analyses showed that the radiances were simulated with less than 1% error for the nonabsorbing visible channels and ~2% error for absorbing channels by use of this method.
Keywords :
Spectral density function , harmonizable functions , Bias , covariance , aliasing , cyclostationary , Consistency , Doppler , multipath , Estimation
Journal title :
Applied Optics
Serial Year :
2003
Journal title :
Applied Optics
Record number :
76232
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