NOPE: a new inversion method for the total attenuation profile retrieval in atmospheric tomography from space-borne experiments
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Authors
Fussen, D.
Discipline
Earth and related Environmental sciences
Subject
Inversion methods
Natural orthogonal polyno ial expansion
Solar occultation method
Total attenuation profiles
Atmospheric optics
Computerized tomography
Mathematical morphology
Mathematical techniques
Earth atmosphere
Audience
Scientific
Date
1995Metadata
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The tomography of the Earth's atmosphere by the solar occultation method leads to a highly non-linear inverse problem if the full solar disc is used as the light source. Well known heuristic methods like Chahine's algorithm or onion peeling fail to solve the inversion. We present a new method referred to as NOPE (for natural orthogonal polynomial expansion) that addresses this class of inverse problems by focusing on the morphological content of the unknown profile and allowing also a fine tuning of the a priori information.
Citation
Fussen, D. (1995). NOPE: a new inversion method for the total attenuation profile retrieval in atmospheric tomography from space-borne experiments. , Proceedings of SPIE 2582: Atmospheric Sensing and Modeling II, Vol. 2582, Issue A80, 80-87, DOI: 10.1117/12.228526.Identifiers
scopus: 2-s2.0-0029492158
Type
Conference
Peer-Review
No
Language
eng