Basics of Fourier spectroradiometry

The monograph outlines the main results of theoretical and experimental studies of authors in the field of free -grained methods of monitoring the atmosphere, as well as domestic and foreign experience in this field. The purpose of the monograph is to make up for a gap that exists in the literature on the main theoretical problems of laboratory -type fury -spectrometers. The first chapters of the work set forth the basics of molecular optics and atmosphere physics. Next, a review of various remote monitoring systems has been made, the basic principles of theoretical and practical fury-spectroscopy are considered and the design and results of field tests of the authors of the mobile fouri-spectrandiometer developed by the authors are given. In conclusion, possible approaches are considered and recommendations for mathematical processing of arrays of experimental data are given.
For researchers with various levels of training involved in the creation of hardware monitoring of atmosphere, as well as graduate students and students of technical universities