co2 new
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Contents: Citation, Description, Arguments, Usage, Examples, Images, Sub-Functions, Related Functions, Source Supported Under Version: >1.00
Citation Bandfield, J. L., and M. D. Smith (2003), Multiple emission angle surface-atmosphere separations of Thermal Emission Spectrometer data, Icarus, 161, 47-65.
Description Creates a simulated radiance contribution from CO2 using Mike Smith's correlated-k code (Bandfield and Smith, Icarus, 2003). This only works under Linux with the compiled Fortran code and associated files. This is used primarily as a sub-function for atrem.
Arguments and Return Values Arguments: Surface pressure, surface temperature, pressure-temperature profile. Return Value: Radiance contribution from CO2 (in W cm-2 sr-1 cm). This can be simply subtracted off of a TES spectrum to correct for CO2 effects. The returned value is a n x 143 x 1 array using the TES single scan xt2 wavenumber scale.
Usage
Examples dv> p_surf 7.236700058 dv> T_surf 279.6499938 dv> pt 1x21x1 array of double, bsq format [168 bytes] 0.000000000 0.000000000 0.000000000 0.000000000 235.0474968 228.5224953 222.0349960 215.6124992 209.5499954 203.7799988 198.5674934 194.0149994 189.8474922 186.3049965 183.1299934 180.2024956 177.6199989 175.1824989 172.8649979 170.7399940 168.6849976 dv> out = co2_new(p_surf,T_surf,pt) Reading Corrk done 1 Apparent file size: 95x1x1 Read ASCII file: 95x1x1 1x143x1 array of double, bsq format [1,144 bytes] dv>
Images Plot showing the output from the example above:
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