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Content: Edited by Page III Copyright page Page IV Dedication Page V Preface Page VII Nils Jerlov Chapter 1 Introduction Pages 1-12 Chapter 2 Scattering Pages 15-46 Chapter 3 Beam Attenuation Pages 47-62 Chapter 4 Global Radiation Incident on the Sea Surface Pages 65-68 Chapter 5 Reflection at the Sea Surface Pages 69-77 Chapter 6 Refraction at the Sea Surface Pages 78-80 Chapter 7 Theory of Radiative Transfer in the Sea Pages 81-93 Chapter 8 Techniques of Under Water Light Measurement Pages 94-106 Chapter 9 Radiance Pages 107-114 Chapter 10 Irraiance Pages 115-132 Chapter 11 Polarization of Under Water Radiant Energy Pages 133-136 Chapter 12 Visibility Pages 137-140 Chapter 13 Colour of the Sea Pages 141-151 Chapter 14 Applications to Physical Oceanography Pages 155-166 Chapter 15 Applications to Marine Biology Pages 167-173 References Pages 174-188 Index Pages 189-194
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- Author
- N.G. Jerlov (Eds.)
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Published
- 1968
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780080870410
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Science, Anthropology, Nature
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