Spectral signature of ice clouds in the far-infrared region: Single-scattering calculations and radiative sensitivity study
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Bryan A. Baum | Martin G. Mlynczak | Ping Yang | Andrew K. Heidinger | Heli Wei | Michael I. Mishchenko | David P. Kratz | Warren J. Wiscombe | M. Mishchenko | M. Mlynczak | A. Heidinger | Yongxiang Hu | W. Wiscombe | P. Yang | Heli Wei | B. Baum | D. Kratz | Yong X. Hu
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