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Evaluation Of Upwelling Infrared Radiance In A Nonhomogeneous Nonequilibrium Atmosphere, Sundaresa Venkata Subramanian
Evaluation Of Upwelling Infrared Radiance In A Nonhomogeneous Nonequilibrium Atmosphere, Sundaresa Venkata Subramanian
Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Theses & Dissertations
The primary purpose of this study was to investigate the influence of vibrational nonequilibrium upon upwelling infrared radiance from the earth's atmosphere. Basic equations are presented for calculating the atmospheric transmittance, heating rates, and equilibrium and nonequilibrium upwelling radiances. By employing the Lorentz line-by-line model for spectral absorption, heating rates and upwelling radiances were calculated for equilibrium as well ·as nonequilibrium conditions in the spectral range of 4.6 μ CO and 3.3 μ 'CH4 bands. For the spectral range of CO fundamental band, the influence of different 1~arameters on the upwelling radiance was also investigated. The results indicate that …
Ua66/8 Visibility Chart For College Heights Weather Station, J. M. B., Wku Geography & Geology
Ua66/8 Visibility Chart For College Heights Weather Station, J. M. B., Wku Geography & Geology
WKU Archives Records
Visibility chart created for the College Heights Weather Station. The chart measures 40" x 32" and is a series of concentric circles showing visible items up to 8 miles distant from the weather station. The inner most circles are at 1/4 and 1/8 mile intervals; 1/2 mile intervals through 3 miles and then 1 mile intervals to 8 miles. Features included on the chart are Pearce-Ford Tower, McDonald's restaurant, WBKO TV tower, Bowling Green-Warren County Hospital Water Tower, Bowling Green Water tower, Greenview Hospital, knobs and the Greewood Interchange
A Two-Dimensional Stratospheric Model Of The Dispersion Of Aerosols From The Fuego Volcanic Eruption, Carolyn Frances Jones
A Two-Dimensional Stratospheric Model Of The Dispersion Of Aerosols From The Fuego Volcanic Eruption, Carolyn Frances Jones
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