Том 24, номер 04, статья № 4
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Аннотация:
Обоснована необходимость применять ограничения опубликования спектральных данных по отношению к экспертным массивам спектральных данных, и описаны ограничения на вакуумные волновые числа, используемые в процедуре декомпозиции информационных ресурсов по первичным опубликованным данным. Показано, что в экспертных массивах данных HITRAN и GEISA части, относящиеся к изотопомерам молекулы воды, содержат устаревшие данные (с низкой точностью нахождения вакуумных волновых чисел).
Ключевые слова:
достоверность данных в спектроскопии изотопомеров молекулы воды, экспертные данные, ограничение существования
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