9. Links
3. Scattering
Literature
Why is water blue?
Colour originates from absorption in the red spectrum
Colour originates from absorption in the red spectrum
Journal of Chemical Education, 70(8), 612, 1993
Authors: Charles L Braun & Sergei N Smirnov
Authors: Charles L Braun & Sergei N Smirnov
Last access: 22.04.2021
Shedding new light on the light in the ocean
How does light interact with seawater?
How does light interact with seawater?
Archived from Physics Today, 44-49, Apr 2011
Authors: Tommy D Dickey, George W Kattawar & Kenneth J Voss
Authors: Tommy D Dickey, George W Kattawar & Kenneth J Voss
URL: https://web.archive.org/web/20120425044626/http://www.nserc.und.edu/learning/Dickeyetal2011.pdf
Last access: 22.04.2021
Optics of the Sea (Interface and In-Water Transmission and Imaging)
Lectures covering all significant topics
Lectures covering all significant topics
NATO Advisory Group für Aerospace Research and Development
AGARD-LS-61, 432 pp.
AGARD-LS-61, 432 pp.
Last access: 22.04.2021
Ocean Optics Web Book
Addresses both the education and reference needs of the broad optical oceanography and ocean color remote sensing communities
Addresses both the education and reference needs of the broad optical oceanography and ocean color remote sensing communities
Initial content by Curtiss Mobley, Emmanuel Boss & Collin Roesler
Last access: 22.04.2021
Light Scattering by Pure Water and Seawater: Recent Development
Review of the theory of molecular scattering in liquid and electrolyte solutions. Focus on the recent developments in modeling the effect of pressure, extending to extreme environments, and evaluating the effect of salinity on the depolarization ratio.
Review of the theory of molecular scattering in liquid and electrolyte solutions. Focus on the recent developments in modeling the effect of pressure, extending to extreme environments, and evaluating the effect of salinity on the depolarization ratio.
Authors: Xiadong Zhang & Lianbo Hu
. In: Journal of Remote Sensing, 9 Nov 2021.
Last access: 22.04.2021
Historical:
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Beiträge zur Optik trüber Medien, speziell kolloidaler Metallösungen
Gustav Mie
Gustav Mie
Annalen der Physik, Vierte Folge, Band 25(3), S. 377-445, 1908
Last access: 22.04.2021
Supplement 3.1: Polarisation of Electromagnetic Waves: an Introduction
Polarization Components
For users of polarisations sensitive optics. Focus on: Basic Polarization Techniques
For users of polarisations sensitive optics. Focus on: Basic Polarization Techniques
Meadowlark Optics, Frederick, CO 80530, USA
Last access: 30.03.2023
Supplement 3.3: Polarisation of Electromagnetic Waves: Stokes Vectors and Müller Matrices
Conventions and formulas for using the Mueller-Stokes calculus in ellipsometry
Authors: P.S. Hauge, R.H. Muller & C.G. Smith
Authors: P.S. Hauge, R.H. Muller & C.G. Smith
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, University of California, USA, Dec. 1979
Last access: 22.04.2021
Supplement 3.6: An Experiment on the Light Scattering of Water
Light Scattering by Pure Water and Seawater: Recent Development
Review of the theory of molecular scattering in liquid and electrolyte solutions. Focus on the recent developments in modeling the effect of pressure, extending to extreme environments, and evaluating the effect of salinity on the depolarization ratio.
Review of the theory of molecular scattering in liquid and electrolyte solutions. Focus on the recent developments in modeling the effect of pressure, extending to extreme environments, and evaluating the effect of salinity on the depolarization ratio.
Authors: Xiadong Zhang & Lianbo Hu. In: Journal of Remote Sensing, 9 Nov 2021.
Last access: 29.03.2023
Data
Scattport
A Light Scattering Information Portal for the light scattering community
A Light Scattering Information Portal for the light scattering community
Last access: 22.04.2021
The optics of a water drop
Atmospheric scattering phenomena, Mie scattering programme
Atmospheric scattering phenomena, Mie scattering programme
Author: Philip Laven
Last access: 22.04.2021
