Computed laser backscattering from turbid liquids: comparison with laboratory results.
作者： L. R. Poole
DOI: 10.1364/AO.21.002262
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摘要: A recently developed semianalytic Monte Carlo radiative transfer model applicable to oceanographic lidar systems (SALMON) has been used simulate a series of laboratory experiments studying the backscatter laser light from dispersions Teflon spheres. Results obtained with SALMON, using best estimates pertinent optical parameters, compared quite well experimental data in both qualitative and quantitative sense, largest relative discrepancies being approximately 30%. The results firmly establish validity SALMON performance real systems.
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