Optical Propagation in Sea Ice

My goal is to develop new experimental and theoretical techniques for characterizing the optical properties of sea ice. Towards this goal, my effort has focused on measuring the beam spread function (BSF) of sea ice and applying diffusion theory to modeling light propagation and attenuation through...

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Main Author: Maffione, Robert A
Other Authors: HOBI LABS WATSONVILLE CA
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1997
Subjects:
Snow
Ice and Permafrost
Theoretical Mathematics
Optics
*DIFFUSION THEORY
*OPTICAL PROPERTIES
*SEA ICE
ATTENUATION
LIGHT TRANSMISSION
MODELS
PROPAGATION
OPTICAL PROPAGATION
BSF(BEAM SPREAD FUNCTION)
LIGHT PROPAGATION
LIGHT ATTENUATION
PSF(POINT SPREAD FUNCTION)
Ice
permafrost
Sea ice
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Summary:My goal is to develop new experimental and theoretical techniques for characterizing the optical properties of sea ice. Towards this goal, my effort has focused on measuring the beam spread function (BSF) of sea ice and applying diffusion theory to modeling light propagation and attenuation through bulk sea ice.

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