Sentence examples for volume scattering from inspiring English sources

Through analyzing the changes in the scattering mechanism before and after POA compensation for the three kinds of buildings, we found that the increase in the amount of double-bounce scattering component and the reduction in the amplitude of the volume scattering component of the oriented buildings are greater than for the collapsed buildings.

Since PBRT's volume integrator only integrates over direct light, we will need to add support for volume scattering of reflected light, and maybe multiple volume scattering.

Mean bias is in the order of several centimeters, without any corrections accounting for the snowpack volume scattering.

The goal is to apply a hybrid (model- and eigen-based) three component decomposition approach to separate the contributions of surface, double-bounce and vegetation volume scattering across a wide range of biome conditions.

The shape of the volume scattering function (VSF; defined as the scattered intensity per unit incident irradiance per unit volume) for particulate material was significantly different than that reported by Petzold (1972), and this difference showed coherent variability over time and space.

The results of the measurements of the volume scattering function β and degree of linear polarization P of the carbonaceous graphite dust particles that were sprayed in front of the laser beam by using an aerosol sprayer were subsequently compared with theoretically generated Mie plots with estimated parameters.

Some of the electrodes may be embedded in finite inhomogeneous volumes scattered into the soil.

The Holdsworth and Reid (1995a) model used point scatterers, which would correspond to a volume scatter situation, but included aspect sensitivity in the radar scattering volume, so that the anisotropy of the real atmosphere was accounted for.

The other non-interferometric SA techniques assume volume scatter.

We note here that implicit in many of the SA analysis techniques, including the FCA, is the assumption of volume scatter.

Here, the electric fields produced by volume scatter from a moving atmosphere at angles of ±θ sum to produce an electric field on the ground, the real part of which is a sinusoid of wavelength ( raisebox{1ex}{$lambda $} left/ raisebox{-1ex raisebox{-1ex $}{ight. ) that moves with twice the velocity of the atmosphere at the backscatter height.