RADIATIVE ENERGY EXCHANGE OVER ARCTIC LAND AND SEA, PART I, DATA, 1962.

Global short wave, reflected short wave over sea, reflected short wave over land, net total over sea and net total over land radiation were measured continuously at Pt. Barrow, Alaska in 1962. Kipp and Zonen solarimeters were used to measure the short wave radiation and Suomi ventilated radiometers...

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Main Authors: KELLEY,John J. ,Jr., bailey,Desmond T., Lieske,Bruce J.
Other Authors: WASHINGTON UNIV SEATTLE
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1964
Subjects:
*ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION
ARCTIC REGIONS
SOLAR RADIATION
MICROMETEOROLOGY
ENERGY
TRANSPORT PROPERTIES
MEASUREMENT
RADIOMETERS
CALIBRATION
POLAR REGIONS
CLIMATE
TABLES(DATA)
Arctic
Barrow
Alaska
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0609583
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Summary:Global short wave, reflected short wave over sea, reflected short wave over land, net total over sea and net total over land radiation were measured continuously at Pt. Barrow, Alaska in 1962. Kipp and Zonen solarimeters were used to measure the short wave radiation and Suomi ventilated radiometers were used to measure the net total radiation. Limitations and errors of these instruments are discussed. Hourly means of radiative flux density (mW minus sq cm) for each component are tabulated by day and month, and the daily energy sums (J minus sq cm) are given. The data are believed to have an accuracy of =6%. (Author) Legibility of this document is in part unsatisfactory. Reproduction has been made from the best available copy.

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