Planetary Atmospheres 2: Radiative Transfer, Composition, and Clouds

Autores
Dr.
Sebastien Lebonnois
Fecha y hora
8 Nov 2016 - 08:15 Europe/London
Dirección

Aula

Idioma de la charla
Inglés
Idioma de la presentación
Inglés
Número en la serie
6
Descripción

Series: XXVIII Canary Islands Winter School of Astrophysics: Solar System Exploration

Topic: Planetary Atmospheres.

Lecture 2: Radiative transfer, composition, and clouds. 

In his second lecture Dr. Lebonnois talks about the processes that take place in the atmosphere of the planets, explaining the energy balance between the different layers, and the interaction with the surface. The generation of spectral lines and bands, the creation of clouds, and the characteristics of temperature profiles are also described with detail. 

Formato
Seminario
Charla Series
XXVIII Canary Islands Winter School 2016
Vídeo de la charla
https://youtu.be/xdCt7SyEAIw
Sistema solar
Transferencia radiativa

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