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6 February 1997 Variation of aerosol optical thickness and moisture content of the atmosphere in the area of Canary Islands
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Proceedings Volume 2963, Ocean Optics XIII; (1997) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.266407
Event: Ocean Optics XIII, 1996, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Abstract
The aerosol optical thickness (AOT) and the columnar water vapor (CWV) of the atmosphere are the most important characteristics determining the radiation flux transformation. This paper summarized the results of investigations of the short-period variability of spectral AOT (0. 37-1 .06 tm) and cwv obtained during the four marine expeditions in the region of Canary Islands. From the geophysical standpoint this subtropical area of the Atlantic Ocean is of our main interest because it is located in an outlying area of dust emission from Western Sahara. Practical significance of this area is conditioned by active anthropogenic pollution, namely, a large number of health resort, an area of intensive fishery, navigation and so on.
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Vladimir E. Zuev, D. M. Kabanov, and Sergei M. Sakerin "Variation of aerosol optical thickness and moisture content of the atmosphere in the area of Canary Islands", Proc. SPIE 2963, Ocean Optics XIII, (6 February 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.266407
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KEYWORDS
Atmospheric optics

Atmospheric particles

Ocean optics

Aerosols

Water

Humidity

Meteorology

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