most citedAccuracy of the Water Vapour Content Measurements in the Atmosphere Using Optical Methods

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6 papers

astro-ph.IM2010

The Determination of the Water Vapor Content in the Pulkovo VKM-100 Multipass Vacuum Cell Using Polymer Sensors of Humidity

V. D. Galkin, T. Naebert, I. N. Nikanorova +5

In spectral studies of water vapor under laboratory conditions (determination of molecular constants, measurement for spectral transmission functions), the amount of water vapor in…

astro-ph.IM2010

The Laboratory Complex for the Calibration of Photometers Using the Optical Method for Determination of the Water Vapor Content in the Earth Atmosphere

V. D. Galkin, I. B. Sal'nikov, I. N. Nikanorova +6

We describe the laboratory complex for the calibration of photometers that are used in weather service to measure the water vapor content in the Earth atmosphere. The complex was b…

physics.ao-ph20104 cited

Combined Daily Monitoring of Aerosol Optical Depths and Water Vapour Column Content during LACE 98 and LITFASS 98 Experiments

V. V. Novikov, U. Leiterer, G. A. Alekseeva +3

During summer of 1998 two large-scale complex campaigns, LITFASS98 (May 25th to June 22nd) and LACE98 (July 13th to August 14th), took place at the Meteorological Observatory Linde…

physics.ao-ph20108 cited

Accuracy of the Water Vapour Content Measurements in the Atmosphere Using Optical Methods

V. D. Galkin, U. Leiterer, G. A. Alekseeva +2

This paper describes the accuracy and the errors of water vapour content measurements in the atmosphere using optical methods, especially starphotometer. After the general explanat…

physics.ao-ph2010

Analysis of the application of the optical method to the measurements of the water vapor content in the atmosphere - Part 1: Basic concepts of the measurement technique

V. D. Galkin, F. Immler, G. A. Alekseeva +7

We retrieved the total content of the atmospheric water vapor (or Integrated Water Vapor, IWV) from extensive sets of photometric data obtained since 1995 at Lindenberg Meteorologi…

gr-qc20106 cited

Shear Viscosity in the Post-quasistatic Approximation

C. Peralta, L. Rosales, B. Rodrí guez-Mueller +1

We apply the post-quasi--static approximation, an iterative method for the evolution of self-gravitating spheres of matter, to study the evolution of anisotropic non-adiabatic radi…