Measurement of Atmospheric Emission Spectra at High Altitudes. | Zendy

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Measurement of Atmospheric Emission Spectra at High Altitudes.

Author(s) -

F. H. Murcray,

F. J. Murcray,

D. G. Murcray,

A. Goldman

Publication year - 1985

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.21236/ada170143

Subject(s) - spectral line , emission spectrum , atmospheric sciences , environmental science , physics , meteorology , astronomy

: The objective of this contract has been to obtain high spectral resolution atmospheric emission data at altitudes up to 40 km. In order to accomplish this a cryogenically cooled moving mirror Michelson interferometer system was constructed that is capable of operating independently while being carried aloft by a large balloon. Interpretation of the atmospheric emission spectra obtained under this contract requires a computer program that can calculate theoretical atmospheric emission spectra on a line by line basis. All such programs rely on an accurate list of line parameters of molecules of atmospheric interest.

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