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faq [2017/09/13 10:53]
admin [How does DISORT work?] |
faq [2018/03/28 09:57]
claudia |
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| See [[http://www.libradtran.org/doku.php?id=user_area:netcdf_under_cygwin|here]]! | See [[http://www.libradtran.org/doku.php?id=user_area:netcdf_under_cygwin|here]]! |
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| | ==== User defined aerosol ==== |
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| | The most general method to setup your own aerosol (or cloud) properties is the following: |
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| | profile_file 1D aer1 your_aerosol1.dat |
| | profile_properties aer1 your_aerosol1.cdf |
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| | profile_file 1D aer2 your_aerosol2.dat |
| | profile_properties aer2 your_aerosol2.cdf |
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| | ... |
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| | This way you may combine as many aerosol species as you need. The profile_file includes mass concentration altitude profiles and particle size. The netcdf profile_properties_files include the aerosol optical properties (extinction, single scattering albedo, phase matrix, Legendre polynomials of phase matrix ... ) and can be generated using e.g. the Mie tool in libRadtran, where you can specify refractive index and size distribution parameters (see examples/MIE_2.INP). Run |
| | bin/mie < examples/MIE_2.INP |
| | and you may use the output wc.mie.cdf as example for an optical properties file. |
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