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(Ebook) Field Guide to Atmospheric Optics 1st Edition by Larry C Andrews ISBN 0819453188 9780819453181

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Authors:Larry C. Andrews
Pages:57 pages.
Year:2004
Editon:1st edition
Publisher:SPIE Publications
Language:english
File Size:11.42 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780819453181, 0819453188
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ISBN 10: 0819453188 
ISBN 13: 9780819453181
Author: Larry C Andrews

This second edition of the Field Guide to Atmospheric Optics contains several new developments in atmospheric propagation through the atmosphere since publication of the first edition (2004). Some of these new topics include the HAP [i]C[sub]n[/sub][/i][sup]2[/sup] profile model, ABCD ray matrices, beam-wander-induced scintillation, phase fluctuations, round-Earth model, analytic models for enhanced backscatter off of semi-rough targets, and non-Kolmogorov anisotropic models. As in the first edition, this Field Guide includes a review of classical Kolmogorov theory, Gaussian-beam waves in free space, and tractable atmospheric propagation models for the second-order and fourth-order field moments known, respectively, as the mutual coherence function and fourth-order cross-coherence function. Specializations of these general field moments allow the practitioner to easily calculate beam spreading, beam wander, spatial coherence (the Fried parameter), angle-of-arrival fluctuations, scintillation index, aperture-averaging effects, fade probabilities, bit error rates, and enhanced backscatter effects, among others. Knowledge of these mathematical models is important in many applications like imaging, free-space optical communications, and laser radar.

(Ebook) Field Guide to Atmospheric Optics 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Introduction to Atmospheric Optics
* What is Atmospheric Optics?
* Importance of Atmospheric Effects
* Scope of This Field Guide
* Key Concepts (Absorption, Scattering, Turbulence, Refraction)
* Basic Properties of the Atmosphere
* Brief Overview of Light and Its Interaction with Matter

Chapter 2: Atmospheric Absorption and Scattering
* Absorption
* Molecular Absorption (Water Vapor, CO2, O2, Ozone)
* Absorption Bands and Windows
* Beer-Lambert Law (Basic Application)
* Scattering
* Rayleigh Scattering (Blue Sky, Red Sunsets)
* Mie Scattering (Clouds, Haze)
* Non-selective Scattering
* Scattering Coefficients
* Atmospheric Extinction and Transmittance

Chapter 3: Atmospheric Turbulence and Scintillation
* Introduction to Atmospheric Turbulence
* Causes of Turbulence (Temperature and Pressure Fluctuations)
* Kolmogorov Theory and the Inertial Subrange
* Structure Parameters (Cn^2)
* Effects of Turbulence on Light Propagation
* Scintillation (Twinkling Stars, Intensity Fluctuations)
* Beam Wander and Beam Spreading
* Angle-of-Arrival Fluctuations
* Image Blurring and Distortion
* Modeling Turbulence Effects (e.g., Log-Normal Distribution)
* Coherence Length and Isoplanatic Angle

Chapter 4: Refraction and Mirages
* Atmospheric Refraction
* Snell's Law in the Atmosphere
* Atmospheric Density Gradients
* Standard Atmospheric Refraction
* Mirages
* Inferior Mirages (Fata Morgana, "Water" on Roads)
* Superior Mirages (Objects appearing above their true position)
* Effects of Temperature Inversions and Gradients
* Looming, Topping, and Sinking
* Atmospheric Ducting

Chapter 5: Halos, Arcs, and Pillars
* Ice Crystal Optics
* Properties of Ice Crystals (Hexagonal Plate, Column)
* Reflection and Refraction in Ice Crystals
* Common Halo Phenomena
* 22° Halo and 46° Halo
* Sun Dogs (Parhelia)
* Circumzenithal Arc
* Parhelic Circle
* Sun Pillars and Light Pillars
* Other Rare Halo Displays
* How to Observe and Identify Halos

Chapter 6: Rainbows and Other Water Droplet Phenomena
* Rainbows
* Formation of Primary and Secondary Rainbows
* Supernumerary Bows
* Twinned Rainbows, Red Bows
* Observation Conditions (Sun Angle, Rain)
* Coronas
* Formation and Appearance
* Iridescence in Clouds
* Glories
* Formation (Backscattering)
* Appearance (Pilot's Glory, Brocken Spectre)
* Fogbows and Dewbows

Chapter 7: Polarization in the Atmosphere
* Principles of Polarization
* Scattering and Polarization of Sunlight
* Polarization Patterns in the Sky
* Effects of Haze and Clouds on Polarization
* Animal Navigation using Polarization (brief mention)

Chapter 8: Twilight Phenomena and Green Flashes
* Twilight Colors
* Crepuscular Rays
* Anti-crepuscular Rays
* The Belt of Venus (Anti-Twilight Arch)
* Green Flash
* Causes and Types (Inferior Mirage, Mock Mirage, Sub-duct)
* Conditions for Observation
* Blue Flash

Chapter 9: Artificial Light and Urban Optics
* Light Pollution and Skyglow
* Effects of Artificial Lights on Atmospheric Phenomena
* Lasers and Atmospheric Effects (Scintillation, Blooming)

Chapter 10: Observing and Photographing Atmospheric Optics
* Tips for Observation (Safety, Timing, Location)
* Essential Equipment (Cameras, Lenses, Filters)
* Techniques for Photographing Specific Phenomena
* Data Recording and Documentation
* Safety Considerations

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