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Light Propagation in Clouds: From Digital Holography to Non-Exponential Extinction

Raymond A. Shaw, Jacob P. Fugal, Susanne Glienke, Corey D. Packard, Will H. Cantrell, Michael L. Larsen, Scott M. Spuler, and Jeffrey L. Stith

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Abstract

Optical propagation is strongly influenced b y t he n umber concentration, size distribution, thermodynamic phase, and spatial distribution of particles in atmospheric clouds. These properties have been investigated in the field using an airborne digital holographic instrument. A laboratory facility has also been developed, in which optical propagation is being investigated in steady-state turbulent-cloud conditions.

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