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PresentationThe team on Applied Spectroscopy (AS) belongs to the University of Basilicata.The group has extensive expertise in infrared instrumentation for remote sensing & earth observation. AS-UNIBAS is a leading group in line-by-line radiative transfer models and instrumentation & science using Fourier transforms interferometers for the sounding of earth's atmosphere from space. In particular the AS-UNIBAS team blends expertise in
Properties of atmospheric particulate components (clouds, aerosols) and RT with multiple scattering Scientific support to instrument development, radiometers, spectrometers and FTS spectrometers Use of operational and future remote sounding instrumentation in Meteorology and Climatology Laser Doppler Velocimetry applied to the analysis of weak turbulent flows.
Fourier Transform Spectrometer in the range 100 - 1100 cm-1 (REFIR: Radiation Explorer in the Far InfraRed, I-BEST: Interferometer for Basic Observations of Emitted Spectral Radiance of the Troposphere). The spectrometers are able to sense the water vapour rotational band and has been developed to address some basics issues in the spectroscopy of water vapour continuum, which are important for modelling atmospheric radiative balances.
NASDA-IMG project (NASDA is the Japanese Space Agency ) EUMETSAT/ESA IASI project ESA/EUMETSAT GERB project ESA SWIFT project EUMETSAT/ESA Meteosat Third Generation, MTG EUMETSAT/ESA Post-EPS (European Polar System). |
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Last Update: February 23 2013. |
Guido Masiello |