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Backscattering cross sections for hydrometeors: measurements at 6328 Å

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Abstract

Reported are estimates of backscattering cross sections and other scattering parameters determined experimentally at 6328 Å for major atmospheric hydrometeor types.

© 1978 Optical Society of America

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