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Applied Optics, 2011
For a particle population with known size, composition, structure, and shape distributions, its volume scattering function (VSF) can be estimated from first principles through a governing relationship, the Fredholm linear integral equation of the first kind.
, Marlon Lewis, Michael S Twardowski
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For a particle population with known size, composition, structure, and shape distributions, its volume scattering function (VSF) can be estimated from first principles through a governing relationship, the Fredholm linear integral equation of the first kind.
, Marlon Lewis, Michael S Twardowski
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On the scattering phase function of the infinitesimal scattering volume of turbid biological media
2022 International Conference Laser Optics (ICLO), 2022D.A. Rogatkin, A.P. Tarasov
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Measurement of Three-Dimensional Volume Scattering Function of Suspended Particles in Water
Guangxue Xuebao/Acta Optica Sinica, 2018王万研 Wang Wanyan +5 more
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Wide angle volume scattering function measurement methods for particles in water
Hongwai Yu Jiguang Gongcheng/Infrared and Laser Engineering, 2020郭乙陆 Guo Yilu +5 more
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Volume Scattering Function of Seawater
2017An advanced method of measuring the volume scattering function (VSF) of seawater and a unique instrument based on this method are presented. The approach differs from traditional ones and involves the use of a special periscope prism that allows to determine VSF directly over a wide range of angles (0.5°–178°).
Michael E. Lee, Elena N. Korchemkina
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Applied Optics, 2006
Scattering phase functions derived from measured (volume-scattering meter, VSM) volume-scattering functions (VSFs) from Crimean coastal waters were found to have systematic differences in angular structure from Fournier-Forand (FF) functions with equivalent backscattering ratios.
Chami, Malik +3 more
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Scattering phase functions derived from measured (volume-scattering meter, VSM) volume-scattering functions (VSFs) from Crimean coastal waters were found to have systematic differences in angular structure from Fournier-Forand (FF) functions with equivalent backscattering ratios.
Chami, Malik +3 more
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Volume-Scattering Functions in Ocean Waters
1974Absolute values of the volume-scattering function, obtained in situ for a variety of natural ocean waters, are presented. The use of optical techniques to infer the concentration, optical characteristics, and size distribution of suspended particulate material in the ocean is outlined.
Raymond C. Smith +2 more
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Scattering Functions of Polymeric Core−Shell Structures and Excluded Volume Chains
Macromolecules, 1998General expressions for the scattering functions of polydisperse particles with an arbitrary number of concentric shells of lamellar, cylindrical, or spherical symmetry are derived. For shells consisting of dense polymer layers or brushes with algebraic density profiles, φ(r) ∼ rα, it is possible to obtain closed analytical expressions by taking ...
Förster, S., Burger, C.
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Irradiance inversion theory to retrieve volume scattering function of seawater
Applied Optics, 2003An attempt to retrieve the volume scattering function (VSF) of source-free and no-inelastic-scattering ocean water is made from the upwelling irradiance Eu and downwelling irradiance Ed. It will be shown, from the radiative transfer equation, that the VSF of seawater can be calculated by the planar irradiances when the scattering phase function of the ...
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Sensors for Measuring the Volume Scattering Function of Oceanic Waters
1999Abstract : LONG-TERM GOAL. Characterizing the volume scattering function (VSF) of oceanic waters still remains one of the most outstanding problems in optical oceanography. The goal of this program is to advance significantly our knowledge of the VSF of oceanic waters, particularly coastal waters.
Robert A. Maffione, Curtis D. Mobley
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