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Karlsruhe optimized and precise radiative transfer algorithm. Part I: requirements, justification, and model error estimation

Published:1998-08-18 Issue: Volume: Page:
ISSN:0277-786X
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Stiller Gabriele P.,Hoepfner Michael,Kuntz Martin,von Clarmann Thomas,Echle Georg,Fischer Herbert,Funke Bernd,Glatthor Norbert,Hase Frank,Kemnitzer Holger,Zorn Sabine

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SPIE

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