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Performance of the Line-By-Line Radiative Transfer Model (LBLRTM) for temperature, water vapor, and trace gas retrievals: recent updates evaluated with IASI case studies by Alvarado, M. J, Payne, V. H, Mlawer, E. J, Uymin, G, Shephard, M. W, Cady-Pereira, K. E, Delamere, J. S, Moncet, J.-L

“…Modern data assimilation algorithms depend on accurate infrared spectroscopy in order to make use of the information related to temperature, water vapor (H2O),…”
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Fast and Accurate Radiative Transfer in the Microwave With Optimum Spectral Sampling by Lipton, A.E., Moncet, J.-L., Boukabara, S.-A., Uymin, G., Quinn, K.J.

“…Optimal spectral sampling (OSS) is a computationally fast and accurate method for modeling sensor-band transmittances and radiances. The spectral response of a…”
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Approximations of the Planck Function for Models and Measurements Into the Submillimeter Range by Lipton, A.E., Moncet, J.-L., Uymin, G.

“…A brightness temperature is defined as a linear function of the Planck radiance, with the linear coefficients optimized to minimize the difference between the…”
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OSS Radiative Transfer Method Performance in Real Time Atmosphere Characterization from Satellite Sounding and Imaging Data by Moncet, J.-L., Uymin, G., Lipton, A.

“…The optimal spectral sampling (OSS) method is a rapid and accurate technique for numerical modeling of narrow-band transmittances in media with non-homogeneous…”
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