Titlebook: Bringing the Sun Down to Earth; Designing Inexpensiv David R. Brooks Book 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2008 Radiometer.Scale.a

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Framework for Complex Decision Makinging aerosols in the atmosphere, and a similar instrument that uses near-infrared radiation to measure water vapor in the atmosphere. It includes a discussion of how to use digital photography to study the solar aureole.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230292420ively simple instruments to measure solar radiation and, indirectly, some important atmospheric and surface properties. The intended audience is educators, students, and other non-specialists—in fact, anyone who is curious about how the sun/Earth/atmosphere system works.

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Stefano Poli,Mauro Palumbo,Stefania OpertoChapter 2 provides some facts about the sun and Earth’s atmosphere. Equations are presented that show how the Earth/atmosphere system is maintained in equilibrium with the radiation arriving from the sun, and how greenhouse gases in the atmosphere affect that balance.

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,Earth’s Sun and Atmosphere,Chapter 2 provides some facts about the sun and Earth’s atmosphere. Equations are presented that show how the Earth/atmosphere system is maintained in equilibrium with the radiation arriving from the sun, and how greenhouse gases in the atmosphere affect that balance.

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Concluding Remarks,ively simple instruments to measure solar radiation and, indirectly, some important atmospheric and surface properties. The intended audience is educators, students, and other non-specialists—in fact, anyone who is curious about how the sun/Earth/atmosphere system works.