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18,152,000 Yen (FY1998; 5222,000 Yen)
We have produced modeled polar stratospheric clouds (PSCs) film that give same infrared spectrum with observed type I PSCs in polar stratosphere (Kinne et al., 1989). The film was characterized as ¦Â-type nitric acid trihydrate ( ¦Â-NAT) measured by optically transparent configuration of FTIR. The same film gave in-situ observed spectrum when it was configured to reflection measurement As Kramers - Kronig integration of this spectra gave transmittance spectra of ¦Â-NAT, it was concluded that reflection spectrum of the film include mainly surface reflection of ¦Â-NAT crystals. In spite of reflection spectra of NAT and ice was resembled each other sometimes, we could distinguish them by using Kramers - Kronig integration of spectra
Polar Stratospheric Clouds (PSCs), FTIR, Reflection Spectrum, NAT