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Chemical hot gas cleaning of Alkali, Chlorine, and Sulphur species in a sorption enhanced gasification process at 650 °C
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Systematic Review of Uncertainty Analysis in Prospective Life Cycle Assessment of Emerging Technologies
No full textJuelich Rapid Spectral Simulation Code (JURASSIC) (v1.14)
No full textThe Juelich Rapid Spectral Simulation Code (JURASSIC) is a fast infrared radiative transfer model for the analysis of atmospheric remote sensing measurements
Determinants of L-band backscatter in dry tropical ecosystems: Implications for biomass mapping
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Deep learning and generative artificial intelligence methods in enzyme and cell engineering
No full textSynergetic impact of dual substitution on anionic–Cationic activity of P2-type sodium manganese oxide
No full textThis is MATE: A Multiple scAttering correcTion rEtrieval algorithm for accurate lidar profiling of seawater optical properties
No full textLidar has the capability to measure seawater vertical optical properties efficiently both day-time and night-time, though accurate retrieval is still challenging due to multiple scattering. Herein, we propose a Multiple scAttering correcTion and rEtrieval (MATE) algorithm suitable for shipborne, airborne and spaceborne lidars. The MATE algorithm provides the synchronous depth-resolved absorption, backscattering and diffuse attenuation co-efficients of seawater. A good consistency was obtained between retrieved results and the in situ data with a root mean square relative difference (RSMRD) of 6.36% for diffuse attenuation coefficient, corresponding to an improvement of 2 times over methods that neglect multiple scattering. These results indicate that the MATE algorithm has valuable application potential in the quantitative evaluation of marine biological parameters