fssim: Fitted sectorial simulations
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Fitted sectorial simulations
Description
Contains the fitted coefficients of the atmospheric point spread functions
(APSFs) simulated for the continental standard aerosol model of the 6SV
radiative transfer code. Simulations were carried out without Rayleigh
contribution, and with an aerosol scale height of 2 km. Sensor was positioned
at TOA, with three view angles (0, 30 and 60 degrees) and had an infinitesimal
field of view. The fitted model can be expanded into line, sectors or grid
spatial representation with the functions apsfs::predict_annular,
apsfs::predict_sectorial and apsfs::predict_grid. The vertical
optical thickness for all simulations was 0.5, but dependence on optical
thickness is small. By construction, aerosol APSF have no pressure
dependence. See ?apsfs::fit_sectorial for further details.
Usage
fssim
Format
An object of class list of length 9.
Source
Generated with the apsfs library https://github.com/AlexCast/apsfs.
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Fitted sectorial simulations
Description
Contains the fitted coefficients of the atmospheric point spread functions
(APSFs) simulated for the continental standard aerosol model of the 6SV
radiative transfer code. Simulations were carried out without Rayleigh
contribution, and with an aerosol scale height of 2 km. Sensor was positioned
at TOA, with three view angles (0, 30 and 60 degrees) and had an infinitesimal
field of view. The fitted model can be expanded into line, sectors or grid
spatial representation with the functions apsfs::predict_annular,
apsfs::predict_sectorial and apsfs::predict_grid. The vertical
optical thickness for all simulations was 0.5, but dependence on optical
thickness is small. By construction, aerosol APSF have no pressure
dependence. See ?apsfs::fit_sectorial for further details.
Usage
fssim
Format
An object of class list of length 9.
Source
Generated with the apsfs library https://github.com/AlexCast/apsfs.
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