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Students can choose between either Workshop: Radiative Transfer Modeling or the Summer School: Satellite Systems & Operations
Workshop: Radiative Transfer Modeling
(ECTS: 3; SWS: 2)Lecturers
Dr. Robert Buras
| prerequisites | Basic knowlege in radiative transfer, mathematics, programming | |
| objectives | To understand the basic principles of radiative transfer relevant for the remote sensing of atmosphere and surface from space by developing a complete Monte Carlo radiative transfer model from scratch | |
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Development and test of a Monte Carlo modelto simulate radiative transfer in the Earth's atmosphere: - Statistics (basics of Monte Carlo approach) |
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| literature | Marshak, A., A. Davis, and et. al., 2005: 3D Radiative Transfer in Cloudy Atmospheres. Springer Berlin Heidelberg, New York. Mayer, B.: I3RC phase 1 results from the MYSTIC Monte Carlo model. Extended abstract for the I3RC (Intercomparison of 3D radiation codes) workshop, Tucson, Arizona, November 17-19, 1999. Further reading: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_method |
Summer School: Satellite Systems & Operations
(ECTS: 3; SWS: 2)Lecturers
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Ulrich Walter| prerequisites | -- |
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The Institute of Astronautics at TU München offers with its programm „Satellite Systems & Operations“ a compact workshop in Satellite Services and Operations. An exlusive selection of experts talk about orbit mechanic, satellite communication systems, measurement techniques, space law and insurance of satellites. The practical sessions of the workshop, are performed on measurements of RF components and measurements on two of the own avaliable ground stations at Institute of Astronautics. |
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