Abstract: Estimates of the global (G), diffuse (D) and direct-beam (I) irradiances at the surface of the earth can be obtained with a single instrument, the ?dial? radiometer. The dial assembly intermittently shades a solid-state ...

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Abstract: Depending on whether the radiation under consideration is acoustic, visible or microwave, either temperature or humidity fluctuations are ordinarily assumed to be an insignificant source of refractive index fluctuations. ...

Abstract: Line averages of the vertical transports of sensible and latent heats in the surface boundary layer are determined above a warm water surface by the use of two optical, line-of-sight, remote-sensing techniques. In one ...

Abstract: Temperature and humidity fluctuations at frequencies within the inertial subrange are found experimentally to be partially correlated in the surface boundary layer over warm wet surfaces. The spectral correlation coefficient, ...