NASA NTRS · 20180000192
Active and Passive 3D Vector Radiative Transfer with Preferentially-Aligned Ice Particles
Abstract
For the purposes of interpreting active (radar) and passive (radiometer) microwave and millimeter wave remote sensing data, we have constructed a consistent radiative transfer modeling framework to simulate the responses for arbitrary sensors with differing sensing geometries and hardware configurations. As part of this work, we have implemented a recent method for calculating the electromagnetic properties of individual ice crystals and snow flakes. These calculations will allow us to exploit polarized remote sensing observations to discriminate different particles types and elucidate dynamics of cloud and precipitating systems.
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Adams, Ian S., Munchak, Stephen J., Pelissier, Craig S., Kuo, Kwo-Sen, Heymsfield, Gerald M.. 2017-12-11. Active and Passive 3D Vector Radiative Transfer with Preferentially-Aligned Ice Particles. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20180000192
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