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Solar irradiance, surface and air temperatures change periodically day by day.

For this purpose, sub-surface irradiances (surface irradiances corrected for reflection) were integrated for different time intervals between 3 and 120 min before the occurrence of the chlorophyll depth maximum and plotted against the depths of corresponding chlorophyll a maxima.

What stands out from Figs. 10b and 10d are the behaviors of J SC and η%, which exhibit very similar trends and suggest that J SC models the behavior of η% because for the same irradiance and surface area in all the DSSC cells, V OC remains approximately constant and FF does not exhibit much variation with the different pastes.

Actinic flux can be enhanced significantly more strongly than irradiance by surface albedo because of its angle dependence (Madronich, 1987).

As such, A. humilis/P1 is restricted to depths with high-irradiance conditions 87-500% of surface irradiance) and A. agaricites/P2 occurs in all but the brightest light conditions (1.5-70 1.5-70

The differences in depth range of Symbiodinium C3n-t between these studies (southern GBR, depth generalist; northern GBR, deep specialist) may reflect latitudinal variation in surface irradiance and light attenuation (with lower irradiance levels recorded on the southern GBR [68]).

Global solar irradiance in a surface W/m2.

Diffuse irradiance in a surface expressed as a fraction of the direct irradiance.

Corneal surface irradiance was approximately 3 mW/cm2 for a period of 30min.

Through spectral analysis, two temporal regimes were shown to modulate the surface irradiance by clouds.

Meteorological factors (wind, rainfall, surface irradiance) had a significant role in species selection.