Sentences with phrase «radiation spectrum»

The increased absorption due to higher CO2 decreased the outgoing radiation within a portion of the thermal radiation spectrum (10 - 11 microns).

My feeling is that adding 1K to that temperature would lead to a seriously erroneous outgoing LW radiation spectrum at TOA.

An ensemble of software dedicated to the effiicent computation and presentation of synchrotron radiation spectra, angular pattern, polarization and power density in the near and far field approximations.

Thanks, SoD, but what do you think of this atmospheric radiation spectrum, recorded by Nimbus 4 spacecraft?

In previous studies, it was predicted that red - edge position on exoplanets should be decided by the radiation spectrum by nearby stars.

The measurable quantities in stellar astrophysics include the externally observable features of the stars: distance, temperature, radiation spectrum and luminosity, composition (of the outer layers), diameter, mass, and variability in any of these.

My own prediction is that, as temperatures fail to increase over the next five years, attention will turn to Ray Ladbury's «bite» — the resonant absorption of outgoing radiation by CO2 and H2O in the radiation spectrum viewed from space.

Greenhouse gasses trap specific portions of the Sun's radiation spectrum.

Water vapor (H2O) is by far the most effective GHG, covering much of the radiation spectrum, particularly about two - thirds of the spectrum where Earth outputs longwave radiation, but it has a convenient «window» for UV and visible light, and some infrared.

The radiation spectrum for temperatures between 300 k and 250 k only includes a single absorption window for CO2 centred on 14.77 microns wavelength (677 cm ^ -1 wavenumber).