J. V. Dave - Concepedia

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J. V. Dave

Cambridge Scientific (United States)

Also Known As

Dave, Janvi, J Dave, J. V. Dave, J.V Dave, J.V. Dave, Janvi Dave

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2.2K

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Cambridge Scientific (United States)IBM (United States)NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research

About

J. V. Dave is an author at Cambridge Scientific (United States) specializing in engineering, atmospheric science, and earth science.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	24	38	1.8K
2	Natural Sciences	3	3	123
3	Applied Physics	3	3	84
4	Health Sciences	2	2	154
5	Computer Science	1	1	40

J. V. Dave

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	Year	Citations
Effect of Aerosols on the Transfer of Solar Energy Through Realistic Model Atmospheres. Part I: Non-Absorbing Aerosols N. Braslau, J. V. Dave Journal of applied meteorology Non-absorbing AerosolsEngineeringAtmospheric PhotochemistryAtmospheric OpticsEarth Science	1973	181
A Modified Fourier Transform Method for Multiple Scattering Calculations in a Plane Parallel Mie Atmosphere J. V. Dave, Jenö Gazdag Applied Optics EngineeringRayleigh ScatteringRadiative TransferAtmospheric ScienceComputational Electromagnetics	1970	154
Meaning of Successive Iteration of the Auxiliary Equation in the Theory of Radiative Transfer. J. V. Dave The Astrophysical Journal	1964	136
Extensive datasets of the diffuse radiation in realistic atmospheric models with aerosols and common absorbing gases J. V. Dave Solar Energy Realistic Atmospheric ModelsAtmospheric RadiationEngineeringAerosol TransportAerosol Formation	1978	115
A Preliminary Study on the Possibility of Estimating Total Atmospheric Ozone from Satellite Measurements J. V. Dave, Carlton L. Mateer Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences Lambert ReflectivityUltraviolet LightEnvironmental MonitoringEngineeringAir Quality	1967	105
Effect of Aerosols on the Estimation of Total Ozone in an Atmospheric Column from the Measurements of Its Ultraviolet Radiance J. V. Dave Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences Atmospheric ColumnEngineeringAtmospheric PhotochemistryAtmospheric SoundingLambert Surface	1978	93
Scattering of Electromagnetic Radiation by a Large, Absorbing Sphere J. V. Dave IBM Journal of Research and Development EngineeringRayleigh ScatteringElectromagnetic CompatibilitySurface ReflectanceRadiative Transfer	1969	91
Scattering of Visible Light by Large Water Spheres J. V. Dave Applied Optics Exact Mie TheoryVisible LightMie ComputationsPhysicsEngineering	1969	90
Intensity and Polarization of the Radiation Emerging from a Plane-Parallel Atmosphere Containing Monodispersed Aerosols J. V. Dave Applied Optics RadarMeteorologyRadiation EmergingEngineeringRadiative Transfer	1970	70
Coefficients of the Legendre and Fourier Series for the Scattering Functions of Spherical Particles J. V. Dave Applied Optics Spectral TheoryEngineeringRayleigh ScatteringScattering FunctionsHarmonic Space	1970	66

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