Tropospheric Attenuation is a propagation phenomenon constituting the reduction in electromagnetic wave intensity as signals traverse the troposphere, distinguished by energy absorption and scattering due to atmospheric gases, hydrometeors, and refractive index variations within the lowest layer of the atmosphere.
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Carbon aerosols and atmospheric photochemistry
David J. Lary, A. M. Lee, Ralf Toumi et al. · Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres · 1997 · 173 citations
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