Hello,
My name is Thomas Greathouse. I'm a planetary astronomer working at the Southwest Research
Institute in San Antonio. I have a question about the definition for spectral radiance.
The name "isotropic_longwave_radiance_in_air" implies that the spectral wavelengths are those as
measured in air. Is this true? I'm working on a radiative code to add to the EPIC model for
the outer planets and I usually work in cm^-1 using spectral wavelengths that are correct for
a vacuum.
Thanks for any clarification on this and any advice.
Cheers,
Tommy
Dr. Thomas Greathouse
Southwest Research Institute
Division #15
6220 Culebra Rd.
San Antonio, TX 78228
Phone: 210-522-2809
email: tgreathouse at swri.edu
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