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Secondary KeyINPE-9949-PRE/5509
ISSN0035-9009
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Citation KeyChagasNewnSmitShin:2002:ImNeMe
TitleImpact of new measurements of oxygen collision-induced absorption on estimates of short-wave atmospheric absorption
Year2002
Secondary Date20021211
MonthOct.
Access Date2024, Apr. 28
Secondary TypePRE PI
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Author1 Chagas, Julio Cesar Santos
2 Newnham, D. A.
3 Smith, K. M.
4 Shine, K. P
Group1 CPT-INPE-MCT-BR
JournalQuarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society
Volume128
Number585 Part A
Pages2377-2396
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2018-06-06 03:55:36 :: administrator -> marciana :: 2002
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KeywordsCLIMATOLOGY
solar radiation
water vapor
cross sections
intensites
modelscattering
irradiance
molecules
AbstractA new set of laboratory measurements of the 1.06 mum and 1.27 mum collision-induced bands of gaseous oxygen is presented. Absorption by pure oxygen and mixtures of oxygen with nitrogen and argon was observed using a Fourier transform spectrometer for temperatures between 230 and 295 K and pressures between 1 and 5 bar. Binary cross-sections derived from the measurements were used to estimate the impacts on estimates of clear-sky climatological absorption of solar irradiance. Monthly climatological atmospheric profiles averaged over 10degrees latitude belts were used to study the temporal and annual variation of the impacts. The global- and annual-mean clear-sky extra-absorption was 0.58 W m(-2)(about 1percent of the absorption by water vapour and ozone), 0.42 W m(-2)due to the 1.27 mum band and 0.16 W m(-2)due to the 1.06 mum band. If estimates for other oxygen collision-induced bands taken from previous studies are added, an overall impact of about 1 W m(-2)results.
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