Vol. 20, issue 10, article # 15
Kozintsev V. I., Belov M. L., Gorodnichev V. A., Smirnova O. A., Fedotov Yu. V. Determination of phase incursion difference in a film for sounding wavelengths as a base for a laser method of measurements of oil film thickness on a rough sea surface. // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 2007. V. 20. No. 10. P. 850-853.
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Abstract:
The remote laser method is considered based on determination of the difference of phase incursion in a film at sounding wavelengths and intended for measurements of thin film thickness on a rough sea surface. Mathematical simulation demonstrates that the method permits one to measure film thickness of units and tenth parts of micrometer by sounding at close wavelengths. For a collection of wavelengths: 0.767, 0.800, 0.792, and 1.600 μm, the range of measurements of film thickness is 0.1-6.4 μm. Mean error in determining film thickness in most cases is not worse than 5% for a series of 30 measurements and root-mean-square value of measurement noise of 1%.
