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Estimation of visibility from spectral irradiance using artificial neural networks

Published:2018 Issue: Volume: Page:
ISSN:0094-243X
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López Gabriel,Gueymard Christian A.,Bosch Juan L.,Alonso-Montesinos Joaquín,Rapp-Arrarás Igor,Polo Jesús,Ballestrín Jesús,Barbero Javier,Caro-Parrado Manuel J.,Batlles Francisco J.

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