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Assessment of the Oceanic Surface Reflectance by Airborne Lidar to Improve a Stable Inversion Technique

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Open ocean surface reflectance has been determined from inverted lidar measurements taken with LEANDRE I during campaigns over the Azores. Aerosol phase function has been calculated using a model of mixed sulphate and sea salt particles including humidity dependence and wind production. Results obtained are in good agreement with modelling and can be used to improve a stable inversion.

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Trouillet, V., Chazette, P., Pelon, J., Flamant, C. (1997). Assessment of the Oceanic Surface Reflectance by Airborne Lidar to Improve a Stable Inversion Technique. In: Ansmann, A., Neuber, R., Rairoux, P., Wandinger, U. (eds) Advances in Atmospheric Remote Sensing with Lidar. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60612-0_12

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