Closed geoalchimista closed 4 years ago
Dear Prof. van der Tol,
I'm doing some simulations using MODTRAN5 and SCOPE. Now there is a question about the .atm file. How can I calculate the parameters in the .atm files with my own MODTRAN5 output? Could you explain what these parameters mean or is there some codes could calculate them?
Many thanks!
best regards, Wang Songhan from Nanjing university
Dear Wang Songhan and Wu Sun,
Thanks for this question. The parameters in the .atm file are explained http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0034425715301085, figure 2. I will add a code called 'soltir_tp7.m' to the repository to create the .atm files from MODTRAN 5.2.1 output.
Kind regards, Christiaan van der Tol Univ of Twente, Netherlands
Dear Prof. van der Tol, Thank you very much for your sharing. The code is very helpful for us. Thanks a lot!
best regards, Wang Songhan from Nanjing university
Dear Prof. van der Tol,
According to the User Manual, the SCOPE model uses 6 parameters from the atmospheric spectral data calculated from MODTRAN. From the comments in
aggreg.m
, I was able to identify them as the columnstoasun, rdd, tss, tsd, tssrdd, Lab
in the.atm
file.I wonder what physical meanings do these parameters carry. They were neither explained in the manual nor in the code (
RTMo.m
andaggreg.m
). I can sort of guesstoasun
may be the top of the atmosphere solar radiation, andtss
is the solar zenith angle, but have no idea about the rest. Could you explain a bit what these parameters mean?Many thanks!
best regards, Wu Sun @ UCLA