Vol. 2, issue 04, article # 16
Vasil'ev O. B., Vasil'ev A. V. Avaiiable information lor determining the optical parameters of atmospheric layers from measurements of spectral radiation fluxes. II. Evaluation of the information content of measurements in a multilayered atmosphere. // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 1989. V. 2. No. 04. P. 355-357.
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Abstract:
A technique for linearization of the inverse problem solution is described, in application to reduction of data on short-wavelength spectral measurements in the atmosphere, aimed at obtaining vertical profiles of the atmospheric optical parameters (optical depth, photon survival probability, scattering phase function). The technique capabilities are illustrated by the data on determination of the optical parameters of a single layer of a multilayer inhomogeneous atmosphere using an iteration method. Rapid solution convergency and possibility of obtaining required accuracy are shown in the paper.
References:
1. A.N. Tikhonov and V.Ya. Arsenin, Methods for Solving Improperly Posed Problems, (Nauka, Moscow. 1979).
