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Autores principales: Queck, H, Müller, Hans Gerhard, Fimpel, Hans P
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Publicado: PANGAEA 1975
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Acceso en línea:https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.666331
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author Queck, H
Müller, Hans Gerhard
Fimpel, Hans P
author_facet Queck, H
Müller, Hans Gerhard
Fimpel, Hans P
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents This paper describes measurements from shortwave radiation radiosonde ascents done at the Atlantische Expedition 1969. Using the results from a total of 67 ascents mean components of the shortwave radiation budget of the atmospheric layer between the ocean surface and the top of the ascent are discussed. The influence of clouds on the radiation balance is shown by dividing the ascents in classes of cloudiness and cloud altitude. Thereby the albedo of the ocean surface is increasing with increasing amount of cloudiness. Similar the albedo of the troposphere increases involving an increased heating rate of the atmospheric layer.
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spellingShingle Radiation flux from the upper and lower hemispheres in the visible spectral range
Queck, H
Müller, Hans Gerhard
Fimpel, Hans P
Atlantic; CT; Di-69-02; Di-69-02-track; Discoverer (1966); GARP - APEX/ATEX; M23; M23-track; Meteor (1964); Nordost-Atlantik-Expedition 1971; PL2/69; Planet_02_1969-track; Planet II (1967-2004); Underway cruise track measurements
This paper describes measurements from shortwave radiation radiosonde ascents done at the Atlantische Expedition 1969. Using the results from a total of 67 ascents mean components of the shortwave radiation budget of the atmospheric layer between the ocean surface and the top of the ascent are discussed. The influence of clouds on the radiation balance is shown by dividing the ascents in classes of cloudiness and cloud altitude. Thereby the albedo of the ocean surface is increasing with increasing amount of cloudiness. Similar the albedo of the troposphere increases involving an increased heating rate of the atmospheric layer.
title Radiation flux from the upper and lower hemispheres in the visible spectral range
topic Atlantic; CT; Di-69-02; Di-69-02-track; Discoverer (1966); GARP - APEX/ATEX; M23; M23-track; Meteor (1964); Nordost-Atlantik-Expedition 1971; PL2/69; Planet_02_1969-track; Planet II (1967-2004); Underway cruise track measurements
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.666331