Land surface Sample Clauses

Land surface. ‌ The surface reflectance is represented by the RPV model (Xxxxxx et al. 1993) which has four pa- rameters xs = (ρ0, k, Θ, h) that are all wavelength dependent. The individual contribution of these four parameters to the total surface BRF is illustrated on Figure (2). Specifically, ρ0 controls the mean amplitude of the BRF. This parameter strongly varies with the wavelength and mainly controls the mean surface reflectance. It varies between 0 and 1. k determines the bowl shape of the BRF. It varies between 0 and 2. Θ is the asymmetry parameter of the Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxxxxx phase function and also varies between -1 and 1. Figure 2: Contribution of the four RPV parameters to the total surface BRF. h controls the amplitude of the hot-spot, i.e., the “porosity” of the medium. This parameter takes only positive values and typically varies between 0 and 1. Xxxxxxxx et al. (1996) analysed in detail on the performance and limits of applicability of this para- metric model. The RPV model formally writes rs(x, b; m) = ρ0(λ˜) ρ˘s(k(λ˜), Θ(λ˜), h(λ˜); µ0, −µv, φr) (3) − where ρ0 and ρ˘s(k(λ˜), Θ(λ˜), h(λ˜); µv, µ0, φr) describe the amplitude and the angular field of the surface BRF, respectively. This latter quantity is expressed by:
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Land surface. ‌ The surface reflectance at zp is represented by the RPV model (Xxxxxx et al. 1993) which has four parameters xs = (ρ0, k, Θ, h), all wavelength dependent. The individual contribution of these four parameters to the total surface BRF is illustrated on Figure (2). Specifically, ρ0 controls the mean amplitude of the BRF. This parameter strongly varies with the wavelength and mainly controls the mean surface reflectance. It varies between 0 and 1. k determines the bowl shape of the BRF. It varies between 0 and 2. Θ is the asymmetry parameter of the Xxxxxx-Xxxxxxxxxx phase function and also varies between -1 and 1. h controls the amplitude of the hot-spot, i.e., the “porosity” of the medium. This parameter takes only positive values and typically varies between 0 and 1. Aerosol-CCI+ ATBD XXXXX-SLSTR REF. : Aerosol_cci+_ATBD_C ISSUE : V1.2 DATE : December 2021 PAGE : 5 Figure 2: Contribution of the four RPV parameters to the total surface BRF. Xxxxxxxx et al. (1996) analysed in detail on the performance and limits of applicability of this para- metric model. The RPV model formally writes rs(x, b; m) = ρ0(λ˜) ρ˘s(k(λ˜), Θ(λ˜), h(λ˜); µ0, −µv, φr) (3) − where ρ0 and ρ˘s(k(λ˜), Θ(λ˜), h(λ˜); µv, µ0, φr) describe the amplitude and the angular field of the surface BRF, respectively. This latter quantity is expressed by:
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