Terrestrial Radiation Parameterization
Terrestrial Radiation Parameterization is a computational method in atmospheric science that approximates the emission and transfer of longwave radiation from Earth's surface and atmosphere, distinguished by its specific representation of surface-emitted infrared radiation and its interactions with atmospheric constituents in climate and weather models.
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Anders Ångström · Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society · 1924 · 1.6K citations
A simple method to estimate global radiation
Iwan Supit, R.R. van Kappel · Solar Energy · 1998 · 203 citations
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European Space Research and Technology Centre
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San Diego State University
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The Open University
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Australian National University
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University of Leeds
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University of Almería
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Suez University
Suez, Egypt
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Langley Research Center
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