Projekt:FE Auswerteverfahren 1/Oberflächentemperaturen

Mit Hilfe dieses Projektes soll aufgezeigt werden, wie man Land- und Wasseroberflächen (land surface temperature - LST und sea surface temperature - SST) mittels Messungen aktueller Satellitensysteme bestimmen kann und welche Probleme dabei entstehen.

Gliederung

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  1. Einleitung
    • Motivation (Warum, weshalb)
    • zum Thema hinführen
    • Thema abgrenzen
  2. Strahlungstheoretische Grundlagen
    • Das Emissionsvermögen
    • Die Strahlungstemperatur
    • Die thermodynamische Temperatur
    • Die Strahlungsübertagungsgleichung
    • Der Einfluss der Atmosphäre
  3. Problematik
    • Atmosphärische Effekte
    • Der Einfluss der Emissivität
    • Fehler durch Messwinkel
    • Störungen des Sensors
    • Der Einfluss von Aerosolen und anderen gasförmigen Absorbern
    • Wellenlängenungenauigkeiten
    • Bandpass und FWHM Effekte
    • Problem der Auflösung
    • Gesamtfehler
  4. Methodik
    • Sensoren zur Messung der Oberflächentemperaturen
    • Split - Window - Verfahren
    • Bestimmung der Meeresoberflächentemperatur mittels Mikrowellen
    • Single - Channel - Verfahren

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  1. --Ernie 14:32, 4. Apr. 2007 (CEST)
  2. --Krümel 14:32, 4. Apr. 2007 (CEST)
  3. --Weaver 14:32, 4. Apr. 2007 (CEST)
  4. --Datquietsche 21:44, 10. Apr. 2007 (CEST)
  5. --Mathias T. 23:05, 10. Apr. 2007 (CEST)
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  8. --Spock 16:45, 11. Apr. 2007 (CEST)
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Literatur

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