Radiative Transfer to Space Through a Precipitating Cloud at Multiple Microwave Frequencies: Part III: Influence of Large Ice Particles@@@第3部:大きな氷粒子の影響
Radiative Transfer to Space Through a Precipitating Cloud at Multiple Microwave Frequencies: Part III: Influence of Large Ice Particles@@@第3部:大きな氷粒子の影響
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DOI:
10.2151/jmsj1965.67.5_739
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发表时间:
1989-10
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
E. Smith;A. Mugnai
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作者:
E. Smith;A. Mugnai
The time-dependent influence of large ice particles on the brightness temperatures, T(B)s, that would be observed from space above severe thunderstorms is investigated using a vertically and angularly detailed plane-parallel microwave radiative transfer model. The impact of large ice particles on passive microwave T(B)s over an evolving model rain cloud was examined at ten separate frequencies in the EHF/SHF spectrum. It is shown that the frequency-dependent vertically distributed generalized emission/scattering weighting functions, introduced in this simulation to vertically resolve the contributions by individual cloud and precipitation layers to the T(B)s, can be used to identify the specific layers responsible for regulating the magnitude of top-of-atmoshere T(B)s.