Peculiarities of Stratospheric Temperature Stratification Measurements by the Microwave Radiometry Method

In this paper, we consider the peculiarities of using the microwave radiometry method for remote sensing of the thermal stratification of the high layers of the atmosphere: the stratosphere and the lower mesosphere in comparison with other high-altitude layers, the troposphere and the atmospheric bo...

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Published in:Izvestiya. Atmospheric and oceanic physics 2022-06, Vol.58 (3), p.284-294
Main Authors: Kadygrov, E. N., Knyazev, A. K., Shaposhnikov, A. N.
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Absorption coefficient
Absorptivity
Altitude
Atmospheric boundary layer
Balloons
Boundary layers
Climatology
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
Geophysics/Geodesy
High altitude
High altitude balloons
High-altitude environments
Instruments
Lower mantle
Measuring instruments
Mesosphere
Meteorological balloons
Microwave radiometers
Microwave radiometry
Oxygen
Radiometry
Remote sensing
Satellite instruments
Satellites
Stratosphere
Temperature measurement
Temperature profile
Temperature profiles
Thermal stratification
Troposphere
Zeeman effect
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Altitude
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Boundary layers
Climatology
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Earth Sciences
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High altitude
High altitude balloons
High-altitude environments
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Lower mantle
Measuring instruments
Mesosphere
Meteorological balloons
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Oxygen
Radiometry
Remote sensing
Satellite instruments
Satellites
Stratosphere
Temperature measurement
Temperature profile
Temperature profiles
Thermal stratification
Troposphere
Zeeman effect
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