Mixed-phase clouds(MPCs)involve complex microphysical and dynamical processes of cloud formation and dissipation,which are crucial for numerical weather prediction and cloud-climate feedback.However,satellite remote s...Mixed-phase clouds(MPCs)involve complex microphysical and dynamical processes of cloud formation and dissipation,which are crucial for numerical weather prediction and cloud-climate feedback.However,satellite remote sensing of MPC properties is still challenging,and there is seldom MPC result inferred from passive spectral observations.This study examines the spectral characteristics of MPCs in the shortwave-infrared(SWIR)channels over the wavelength of 0.4–2.5μm,and evaluates the potential of current operational satellite spectroradiometer channels for MPC retrievals.With optical properties of MPCs based on the assumption of uniform mixing of both ice and liquid water particles,the effects of MPC ice optical thickness fraction(IOTF)and effective radius on associated optical properties are analyzed.As expected,results indicate that the MPC optical properties show features for ice and liquid water clouds,and their spectral variations show noticeable differences from those for homogeneous cases.A radiative transfer method is employed to examine the sensitivity of SWIR channels to given MPC cloud water path(CWP)and IOTF.MPCs have unique signal characteristics in the SWIR spectrum.The 0.87-μm channel is most sensitive to CWP.Meanwhile,the 1.61-and 2.13-μm channels are more sensitive to water-dominated MPCs(IOTF approaching 0),and the 2.25-μm channel is sensitive to both water-dominated and ice-dominated MPCs(IOTF approaching 1).Such spectral differences are potentially possible to be used to infer MPC properties based on radiometer observations,which will be investigated in future studies.展开更多
Given that Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China possesses exceptionally abundant solar radiation resources that can be harnessed to develop clean energy,accurately characterizing their spatiotemporal distribution...Given that Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China possesses exceptionally abundant solar radiation resources that can be harnessed to develop clean energy,accurately characterizing their spatiotemporal distribution is crucial.This study investigated the applicability of the Clouds and the Earth's Radiant Energy System(CERES)Single Scanner Footprint TOA/Surface Fluxes and Clouds(SSF)product downward surface shortwave radiation dataset(DSSRCER)under clear-sky conditions in Xinjiang.By integrating multi-source data and utilizing techniques like multivariate fitting and model simulation,we established a two-layer aerosol model and developed a clear-sky downward surface shortwave radiation(DSSR)retrieval model specific to Xinjiang using the Santa Barbara Discrete Atmospheric Radiative Transfer(SBDART)model.We further explored the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of DSSR under clear-sky conditions in Xinjiang from 2017 to 2019 based on the localized DSSR retrieval model.Our findings revealed a significant discrepancy in DSSRCER under clear-sky conditions at the Xiaotang station in Xinjiang.By comparing,screening,and correcting core input parameters while incorporating the two-layer aerosol model,we achieved a more accurate SBDART simulated DSSR(DSSRSBD)compared to DSSRCER.The annual mean DSSR exhibited a distinct distribution pattern with high values in mountainous regions such as the Altay Mountains,Kunlun Mountains,and Tianshan Mountains and significantly lower values in adjacent lowland areas,including the Tarim River Basin and Junggar Basin.In the four typical administrative regions in northern Xinjiang,the annual mean DSSR(ranging from 551.60 to 586.09 W/m^(2))was lower than that in the five typical administrative regions in southern Xinjiang(ranging from 522.10 to 623.62 W/m^(2)).These spatial variations stem from a complex interplay of factors,including latitude,altitude,solar altitude angle,and sunshine duration.The variations in seasonal average DSSR aligned closely with variations in the solar altitude angle,with summer(774.76 W/m^(2))exhibiting the highest values,followed by spring(684.86 W/m^(2)),autumn(544.76 W/m^(2)),and winter(422.74 W/m^(2)).The monthly average DSSR showed a unimodal distribution,peaking in June(792.94 W/m^(2))and reaching its lowest level in December(363.06 W/m^(2)).Overall,our study findings enhance the current understanding of the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of DSSR in Xinjiang and provide certain references for the management of clean energy development in this region.展开更多
The downward shortwave radiation(DSR) is an important part of the Earth's energy balance, driving Earth's system's energy, water, and carbon cycles. Due to the harsh Antarctic environment, the accuracy of ...The downward shortwave radiation(DSR) is an important part of the Earth's energy balance, driving Earth's system's energy, water, and carbon cycles. Due to the harsh Antarctic environment, the accuracy of DSR derived from satellite and reanalysis has not been systematically evaluated over the transect of Zhongshan station to Dome A, East Antarctica.Therefore, this study aims to evaluate DSR reanalysis products(ERA5-Land, ERA5, MERRA-2) and satellite products(CERES and ICDR) in this area. The results indicate that DSR exhibits obvious monthly and seasonal variations, with higher values in summer than in winter. The ERA5-Land(ICDR) DSR product demonstrated the highest(lowest) accuracy,as evidenced by a correlation coefficient of 0.988(0.918), a root-mean-square error of 23.919(69.383) W m^(–2), a mean bias of –1.667(–28.223) W m^(–2) and a mean absolute error of 13.37(58.99) W m^(–2). The RMSE values for the ERA5-Land reanalysis product at seven stations, namely Zhongshan, Panda 100, Panda 300, Panda 400, Taishan, Panda 1100, and Kunlun, were 30.938, 29.447, 34.507, 29.110, 20.339, 17.267, and 14.700 W m^(-2), respectively;with corresponding bias values of 9.887, –12.159, –19.181, –15.519, –8.118, 6.297, and 3.482 W m^(–2). Regarding seasonality, ERA5-Land, ERA5,and MERRA-2 reanalysis products demonstrate higher accuracies during spring and summer, while ICDR products are least accurate in autumn. Cloud cover, water vapor, total ozone, and severe weather are the main factors affecting DSR. The error of DSR products is greatest in coastal areas(particularly at the Zhongshan station) and decreases towards the inland areas of Antarctica.展开更多
Objective To estimate the detrimental effects of shortwave exposure on rat hippocampal structure and function and explore the underlying mechanisms. Methods One hundred Wistar rats were randomly divided into four grou...Objective To estimate the detrimental effects of shortwave exposure on rat hippocampal structure and function and explore the underlying mechanisms. Methods One hundred Wistar rats were randomly divided into four groups(25 rats per group) and exposed to 27 MHz continuous shortwave at a power density of 5, 10, or 30 m W/cm^2 for 6 min once only or underwent sham exposure for the control. The spatial learning and memory, electroencephalogram(EEG), hippocampal structure and Nissl bodies were analysed. Furthermore, the expressions of N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor(NMDAR) subunits(NR1, NR2 A, and NR2 B), c AMP responsive element-binding protein(CREB) and phosphorylated CREB(p-CREB) in hippocampal tissue were analysed on 1, 7, and 14 days after exposure. Results The rats in the 10 and 30 m W/cm^2 groups had poor learning and memory, disrupted EEG oscillations, and injured hippocampal structures, including hippocampal neurons degeneration, mitochondria cavitation and blood capillaries swelling. The Nissl body content was also reduced in the exposure groups. Moreover, the hippocampal tissue in the 30 m W/cm^2 group had increased expressions of NR2 A and NR2 B and decreased levels of CREB and p-CREB. Conclusion Shortwave exposure(27 MHz, with an average power density of 10 and 30 m W/cm^2) impaired rats' spatial learning and memory and caused a series of dose-dependent pathophysiological changes. Moreover, NMDAR-related CREB pathway suppression might be involved in shortwave-induced structural and functional impairments in the rat hippocampus.展开更多
Cloud and its radiative effects are major sources of uncertainty that lead to simulation discrepancies in climate models. In this study, shortwave cloud radiative forcing （SWCF） over major stratus regions is evaluat...Cloud and its radiative effects are major sources of uncertainty that lead to simulation discrepancies in climate models. In this study, shortwave cloud radiative forcing （SWCF） over major stratus regions is evaluated for Atmospheric Models Intercomparison Project （AMIP）-type simulations of models involved in the third and fifth phases of the Coupled Models Intercomparison Project （CMIP3 and CMIP5）. Over stratus regions, large deviations in both climatological mean and seasonal cycle of SWCF are found among the models. An ambient field sorted by dynamic （vertical motion） and thermodynamic （inversion strength or stability） regimes is constructed and used to measure the response of SWCF to large-scale controls. In marine boundary layer regions, despite both CMIP3 and CMIP5 models being able to capture well the center and range of occurrence frequency for the ambient field, most of the models fail to simulate the dependence of SWCF on boundary layer inversion and the insensitivity of SWCF to vertical motion. For eastern China, there are large differences even in the simulated ambient fields. Moreover, almost no model can reproduce intense SWCF in rising motion and high stability regimes. It is also found that models with a finer grid resolution have no evident superiority than their lower resolution versions. The uncertainties relating to SWCF in state-of-the-art models may limit their performance in IPCC experiments.展开更多
With the increasing knowledge of shortwave radiation,it is widely used in wireless communications,radar observations,industrial manufacturing,and medical treatments.Despite of the benefits from shortwave,these wide ap...With the increasing knowledge of shortwave radiation,it is widely used in wireless communications,radar observations,industrial manufacturing,and medical treatments.Despite of the benefits from shortwave,these wide applications expose humans to the risk of shortwave electromagnetic radiation,which is alleged to cause potential damage to biological systems.This review focused on the exposure to shortwave electromagnetic radiation,considering in vitro,in vivo and epidemiological results that have provided insight into the biological effects and mechanisms of shortwave.Additionally,some protective measures and suggestions are discussed here in the hope of obtaining more benefits from shortwave with fewer health risks.展开更多
The complexity of inhomogeneous surface-atmosphere radiation transfer is one of the foremost problems in the field of atmospheric physics and atmospheric radiation. To date, the influence of surface properties on shor...The complexity of inhomogeneous surface-atmosphere radiation transfer is one of the foremost problems in the field of atmospheric physics and atmospheric radiation. To date, the influence of surface properties on shortwave radiation has not been well studied. The daily downward surface shortwave radiation of the latest FLASHFlux/CERES （Fast Longwave And Shortwave Fluxes_Time Interpolated and Spatially Averaged/Clouds and the Earth＇s Radiant Energy System） satellite data was evaluated against in situ data. The comparison indicated that the differences between the two data sets are unstable and large over rugged terrain compared with relatively flat terrain, and the mean absolute error of the satellite products reaches 31.4 W m-2 （12.3%） over rugged terrain. Based on the SSF （single satellite footprint）/CERES product, the influence of surface properties on the distribution of downward surface shortwave radiation （DSSR） was analyzed. The influence of surface properties on DSSR over the Tibetan Plateau is about twice as large as that in two other regions located at the same latitude （eastern China-western Pacific and subtropical North Pacific）. A simulation was carried out with the help of the I3RC （International Intercomparision of Three-Dimensional Radiation Code） Monte Carlo 3D radiative transfer community model. The results showed that DSSR increases as surface albedo increases. Moreover, the impact of surface albedo on DSSR is larger if the spatial distribution of clouds is more non-uniform. It is hoped that these results will contribute to the development of 3D radiative transfer models and the improvement of satellite inversion algorithms.展开更多
The downward shortwave radiation(DSR) is an essential parameter of land surface radiation budget and many land surface models that characterize hydrological,ecological and biogeochemical processes.The new Global LAnd ...The downward shortwave radiation(DSR) is an essential parameter of land surface radiation budget and many land surface models that characterize hydrological,ecological and biogeochemical processes.The new Global LAnd Surface Satellite(GLASS) DSR datasets have been generated recently using multiple satellite data in China.This study investigates the performances of direct comparison approach,which is mostly used for validation of surface insolation retrieved from satellite data over the plain area,and indirect comparison approach,which needs a fine resolution map of DSR as reference,for validation of GLASS DSR product in time-steps of 1 and 3 hours over three Chinese Ecosystem Research Network sites located in the rugged surface.Results suggest that it probably has a large uncertainty to assess GLASS DSR product using the direct comparison method between GLASS surface insolation and field measurements over complex terrain,especially at Mt.Gongga 3,000 m station with root mean square error of 279.04 and 229.06 W/m2in time-steps of 1 and 3 hours,respectively.Further improvement for validation of GLASS DSR product in the rugged surface is suggested by generation of a fine resolution map of surface insolation and comparison of the aggregated fine resolution map with GLASS product in the rugged surface.The validation experience demonstrates that the GLASS DSR algorithm is satisfactory with determination coefficient of 0.83 and root mean square error of 81.91W/m2over three Chinese Ecosystem Research Network sites,although GLASS product overestimates DSR compared to the aggregated fine resolution map of surface insolation.展开更多
Objective To detect the effects of shortwave radiation on dose-dependent cardiac structure and function in rats after radiation and to elucidate the mechanism of shortwave radiation induced cardiac injury to identify ...Objective To detect the effects of shortwave radiation on dose-dependent cardiac structure and function in rats after radiation and to elucidate the mechanism of shortwave radiation induced cardiac injury to identify sensitive indicators and prophylactic treatment.Methods One hundred Wistar rats were either exposed to 27 MHz continuous shortwave at a power density of 5,10,and 30 mW/cm^2 for 6 min or undergone sham exposure for the control(the rats had to be placed in the exposure system with the same schedules as the exposed animals,but with an inactive antenna).The Ca^2+,glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase(AST),creatine kinase(CK)and lactate dehydrogenase(LDH)content in the peripheral serum of the rats were detected by an automatic blood biochemical analyser.The electrocardiogram(ECG)of standard lead II was recorded by a multi-channel physiological recording and analysis system.The cardiac structure of rats was observed by light and electron microscopy.Results The results showed that the 5,10,and 30 mW/cm^2 shortwave radiation caused a significant increased in the levels of Ca2+,AST,CK,and LDH in the peripheral serum of rats.The cardiac structure was damaged by radiation and showed a disordered arrangement of myocardial fibres,the cavitation and swelling of myocardial mitochondria.These injuries were most significant 7 d after radiation and were not restored until 28 d after radiation.Conclusion Shortwave radiation of 5,10,and 30 mW/cm^2 can damage rat cardiac function,including damage to the tissue structure and ultrastructure,especially at the level of the myocardial fibres and mitochondria.Shortwave radiation at 5,10,and 30 mW/cm^2 induced damage to rat heart function and structure with a dose-effect relationship,i.e.,the greater the radiation dose was,the more significant the damage was.展开更多
Satisfactory simulation of negative shortwave（SW） radiative feedback during ENSO in the equatorial Pacific remains a challenging issue for climate models. Previous studies have focused on specific physical processes...Satisfactory simulation of negative shortwave（SW） radiative feedback during ENSO in the equatorial Pacific remains a challenging issue for climate models. Previous studies have focused on specific physical processes in the atmospheric and/or oceanic model, but the coupling process in coupled models has not received much attention. To investigate the coupling effect on SW feedback, two versions of an AGCM and their corresponding coupled models are analyzed. Results indicate that the effects of the coupling process in the two versions lead to weakening and enhancement of the negative feedback in the earlier and new versions, respectively, mainly due to their different changes in cloud fraction feedback and dynamical feedback. Further examination of the nonlinearity of the feedback reveals that the opposite coupling effects in the two versions originate from their different responses to El Nio and to La Nia.展开更多
The method to estimate NSSR （net surface shortwave radiation） from LST （land surface temperature） in regional scale is discussed. First, an elliptical model between the time series of normalized LST and NSSR was d...The method to estimate NSSR （net surface shortwave radiation） from LST （land surface temperature） in regional scale is discussed. First, an elliptical model between the time series of normalized LST and NSSR was developed using the daily evolution of LST and NSSR. Second, time series of LST and NSSR were simulated by common land model （CoLM） and were proved to be of high accuracy. On the basis of these, a non-linear least square ellipse fitting using the genetic algorithm method was used to fit the normalized LST and NSSR. Finally, LST was inverted using MODIS （moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer） data with the split-window algorithm, and the regional NSSR was then estimated with LST and an elliptical model. The validation result shows that the derived average NSSR of 50×50 pixels of MODIS data was quite close to the observed data, and the distribution was reasonable, which indicates that the proposed method was capable of estimating NSSR on a regional scale.展开更多
Cysteine is well-known to be an important biothiol and related to many diseases. However, the in vivo detection of endogenous cysteine still suffers from lacking small-molecule fluorophores with both excitation and em...Cysteine is well-known to be an important biothiol and related to many diseases. However, the in vivo detection of endogenous cysteine still suffers from lacking small-molecule fluorophores with both excitation and emission in the near-infrared(650-900 nm)/shortwave-infrared region. Herein, we report a molecular engineering strategy for shortwave infrared(SWIR, 900-1700 nm) sensing of cysteine, which integrated an excited-state intermolecular proton transfer(ESIPT) building block into the intramolecular charge transfer(ICT) scaffold. The obtained novel fluorophore SH-OH displays a maximum absorption at the NIR region, and emission at the SWIR region. We introduce the cysteine-recognition moiety to SH-OH structure, and demonstrate sensing of endogenous cysteine in living animals, using the SWIR emission as a reliable off-on fluorescence signal. This fluorophore design strategy of cooperation of ICT and ESIPT processes expands the in vivo sensing toolbox for accurate analysis in clinical applications.展开更多
Variations in incoming shortwave radiation influence the net surface heat flux,contributing to the formation of a temperature inversion.The effects of shortwave radiation on the temperature inversions in the Bay of Be...Variations in incoming shortwave radiation influence the net surface heat flux,contributing to the formation of a temperature inversion.The effects of shortwave radiation on the temperature inversions in the Bay of Bengal and eastern equatorial Indian Ocean have never been investigated.Thus,a high-resolution(horizontal resolution of 0.07°×0.07° with 50 vertical layers) Regional Ocean Modeling System(ROMS) model is utilized to quantify the contributions of shortwave radiation to the temperature inversions in the study domain.Analyses of the mixed layer heat and salt budgets are performed,and different model simulations are compared.The model results suggest that a 30% change in shortwave radiation can change approximately 3% of the temperature inversion area in the Bay of Bengal.Low shortwave radiation reduces the net surface heat flux and cools the mixed layer substantially;it also reduces the evaporation rate,causing less evaporative water vapor losses from the ocean than the typical situation,and ultimately enhances haline stratification.Thus,the rudimentary outcome of this research is that a decrease in shortwave radiation produces more temperature inversion in the study region,which is primarily driven by the net surface cooling and supported by the intensive haline stratification.Moreover,low shortwave radiation eventually intensifies the temperature inversion layer by thickening the barrier layer.This study could be an important reference for predicting how the Indian Ocean climate will respond to future changes in shortwave radiation.展开更多
The growth characteristics of Aspergillus parasitic us incubated on two culture media were ex-amined using shortwave infrared(SWIR,1000-2500 nm)hyperspectral imaging(HSI)in this work.HSI images of the A.parasiticus co...The growth characteristics of Aspergillus parasitic us incubated on two culture media were ex-amined using shortwave infrared(SWIR,1000-2500 nm)hyperspectral imaging(HSI)in this work.HSI images of the A.parasiticus colonies growing on rose bengal medium(RBM)and maize agar medium(MAM)were recorded daily for 6 days.The growth phases of A.parasiticus were indicated through the pixel number and average spectra of colonies.On score plot of the first principal component(PC1)and PC2,four growth zones with varying mycelium densities were identified.Eight characteristic wavelengths(1095,1145,1195,1279,1442,1655,1834 and 1929 nm)were selected from PC1 loading,average spectra of each colony as well as each growth zone.F urthermore,support vector machine(S VM)classifier based on the eight wavelengths was built,and the classification accuracies for the four zones(from outer to inner zones)on the colonies on RBM were 99.77%,9935%,99.75%and 99.60%and 99.77%,9939%,99.31%and 98.22%for colonies on MAM.In addition,a new score plot of PC2 and PC3 was used to differ-entiate the colonies incubated on RBM and MAM for 6 days.Then characteristic wavelengths of 1067,1195,1279,1369,1459,1694,1834 and 1929 nm were selected from the loading of PC2 and PCg.Based on them,a new SVM model was developed to diferentiate colonies on RBM and MAM with accuracy of 100.00%and 9999%,respectively.In conclusion,SWIR hyperspectral image is a powerful tool for evaluation of growth characteristics of A.parasiticus incubated in diferent culture media.展开更多
The downward surface shortwave radiation （DSSR） over the subtropical Asia-Pacific region simulated by the historical experiments of 15 CMIPS models is evaluated in this study.The simulated DSSR is compared against t...The downward surface shortwave radiation （DSSR） over the subtropical Asia-Pacific region simulated by the historical experiments of 15 CMIPS models is evaluated in this study.The simulated DSSR is compared against two satellite observational datasets, and the possible causes for the DSSR bias of the models are further investigated by dividing the subtropical Asia-Pacific region into five areas. Most of the CMIP5 models underestimate DSSR over the oceans, but overestimate DSSR over land. Aside from the Mediterranean-West Asia （MWA） and Central Asia （CA） areas, both the biases in annual and seasonal mean DSSR are well explained by the bias in surface shortwave cloud radiative forcing （CRF）, with an overestimation of the CRF effect over the subtropical North Pacific but an underestimation over other land regions. The effect of cloud plays a dominant role over the subtropical Asia-Pacific region, with relatively weaker influences over MWA and CA in boreal summer and fall.展开更多
Dust aerosol optical depth (AOD) and its ac-companying shortwave radiative forcing (RF) are usually simulated by numerical models.Here,by using 9 months of Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aerosol...Dust aerosol optical depth (AOD) and its ac-companying shortwave radiative forcing (RF) are usually simulated by numerical models.Here,by using 9 months of Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aerosol product data in combination with Clouds and the Earth's Radiant Energy System Single Scanner Footprint (CERES/SSF) data,dust AOD and its shortwave RF were estimated over the cloud-free north-west (NW) Pacific Ocean in the springs of 2004,2005,and 2006.The results showed that in this region,the mean dust AOD and its shortwave RF were 0.10 and 5.51 W m 2,respectively.In order to validate the dust AOD de-rived by MODIS,results from the Goddard Global Ozone Chemistry Aerosol Radiation and Transport (GOCART) model were also used here.The correlation coefficient between the monthly averaged dust AOD derived by MODIS measurements and the model simulation results was approximately 0.53.Since the estimates of the dust AOD and its shortwave RF obtained in this study are based mainly on satellite data,they offer a good reference for numerical models.展开更多
Shortwave radiometers such as pyranometers, pyrheliometers, and photovoltaic cells are calibrated with traceability to consensus reference, maintained by Absolute Cavity Radiometers (ACRs). The ACR is an open cavity w...Shortwave radiometers such as pyranometers, pyrheliometers, and photovoltaic cells are calibrated with traceability to consensus reference, maintained by Absolute Cavity Radiometers (ACRs). The ACR is an open cavity with no window that measures the extended broadband spectrum of the terrestrial direct solar beam irradiance, unlike shortwave radiometers that cover a limited range of the spectrum. The difference between the two spectral ranges may lead to calibration bias that can exceed 1%. This article describes a method to reduce the calibration bias resulting from using broadband ACRs to calibrate shortwave radiometers by using an ACR with Schott glass window to measure the reference broadband shortwave irradiance in the terrestrial direct solar beam from 0.3 μm to 3 μm. Reducing the calibration bias will result in lowering the historical solar irradiance by at least 0.9%. The published results in this article might raise the awareness of the calibration discrepancy to the users of such radiometers, and open a discussion within the solar and atmospheric science community to define their expectation from such radiometers to the radiometers’ manufacturers and calibration providers.展开更多
The short-wave HgCdTe thin film material was grown by liquid phase epitaxy on CdTe substrate,Adopt n on p injection bonding and function and flip-flop mixing process,With a low noise readout circuit,sealed with a high...The short-wave HgCdTe thin film material was grown by liquid phase epitaxy on CdTe substrate,Adopt n on p injection bonding and function and flip-flop mixing process,With a low noise readout circuit,sealed with a high airtightness cellular-metal shell,Using a four-stage Thermo Electric Cooler(TEC),320×256 Short Wave Infrared Focal Plane Cooling Detecto r available to operate at near room temperature(210K).Its main photoelectric performance are signal-to-noise ratio greater than 400,nonuniformity equivalent to 4.69%,operability equivalent to 99.76%,frame rate equivalent to 115Hz,component weight less than 150grams.展开更多
To harness the rich solar energy resources in Xinjiang Region of Northwest China,this study tries to address the issue of lack of downward surface shortwave radiation(DSSR)observations and the need to improve the accu...To harness the rich solar energy resources in Xinjiang Region of Northwest China,this study tries to address the issue of lack of downward surface shortwave radiation(DSSR)observations and the need to improve the accuracy of satellite retrieval and numerical simulation of DSSR under varied sky and meteorological conditions.(1)A two-layer aerosol model specific to Xinjiang was developed to capture the vertical distributions of aerosols based on multiple data sources including lidar,GPS sounding,ground meteorological observations,and profiles from the ECMWF reanalysis version 5(ERA5)data.The results show that the ERA5/PBLH(planetary boundary layer height)and ERA5/ALH(aerosol layer height)could be used to establish the two-layer aerosol model and characterize the vertical distribution of aerosols in Xinjiang Region.(2)Using the Santa Barbara Discrete Atmospheric Radiative Transfer(SBDART)model,a localized inverse model of clear-sky DSSR was established.After parameter adjustment and using the optimal combination of input parameters for DSSR simulation together with the two-layer aerosol model,the model-simulated DSSR(DSSRSBD)under clear-sky conditions improved significantly compared to the initial results,with all fitting indices greatly improved.(3)In addition,the study demonstrated that the impact of the two-layer aerosol model on DSSR was more pronounced under dust conditions than clear-sky conditions.(4)Using the localized clear-sky DSSR inversion model and its required parameters,simulations were also conducted to capture the spatiotemporal distribution of DSSR under clear-sky conditions in Xinjiang from 2017 to 2019.The annual average DSSR_(SBD)under clear-sky conditions in Xinjiang during 2017–2019 was 606.78 W m^(-2),while DSSR from CERES(DSSR_(CER))under the same conditions was generally higher(703.95 W m^(-2)).(5)It is found that satellite remote sensing products experienced data loss in high-altitude snow areas,where numerical simulation technology could serve as a valuable complement.展开更多
This work addresses challenges and opportunities in the evaluation of solar power plant impacts,with a particular focus on thermal effects of solar plants on the environment and vice-versa.Large-scale solar power plan...This work addresses challenges and opportunities in the evaluation of solar power plant impacts,with a particular focus on thermal effects of solar plants on the environment and vice-versa.Large-scale solar power plants are often sited in arid or desert habitats,which tend to include fauna and flora that are highly sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity.Our understanding of both shortwave(solar)and longwave(terrestrial)radiation processes in solar power plants is complete enough to render the modeling of radiation fluxes with high confidence for most applications.In contrast to radiation,the convective environment in large-scale solar power plants is much more difficult to characterize.Wind direction,wind speed,turbulence intensity,dust concentration,ground condition,panel configuration density,orientation and distribution throughout the solar field,all affect the local environment,the balance between radiation and convection,and in turn,the performance and thermal impact of solar power plants.Because the temperatures of the two sides of photovoltaic(PV)panels depend on detailed convection-radiation balances,the uncertainty associated with convection affects the heat and mass transfer balances as well.Those balances are critically important in estimating the thermal impact of large-scale solar farms on local habitats.Here we discuss outstanding issues related with these transfer processes for utility-scale solar generation and highlight potential pathways to gain useful knowledge about the convective environment directly from solar farms under operating conditions.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China[Grant Nos.42205086 and 42122038]。
文摘Mixed-phase clouds(MPCs)involve complex microphysical and dynamical processes of cloud formation and dissipation,which are crucial for numerical weather prediction and cloud-climate feedback.However,satellite remote sensing of MPC properties is still challenging,and there is seldom MPC result inferred from passive spectral observations.This study examines the spectral characteristics of MPCs in the shortwave-infrared(SWIR)channels over the wavelength of 0.4–2.5μm,and evaluates the potential of current operational satellite spectroradiometer channels for MPC retrievals.With optical properties of MPCs based on the assumption of uniform mixing of both ice and liquid water particles,the effects of MPC ice optical thickness fraction(IOTF)and effective radius on associated optical properties are analyzed.As expected,results indicate that the MPC optical properties show features for ice and liquid water clouds,and their spectral variations show noticeable differences from those for homogeneous cases.A radiative transfer method is employed to examine the sensitivity of SWIR channels to given MPC cloud water path(CWP)and IOTF.MPCs have unique signal characteristics in the SWIR spectrum.The 0.87-μm channel is most sensitive to CWP.Meanwhile,the 1.61-and 2.13-μm channels are more sensitive to water-dominated MPCs(IOTF approaching 0),and the 2.25-μm channel is sensitive to both water-dominated and ice-dominated MPCs(IOTF approaching 1).Such spectral differences are potentially possible to be used to infer MPC properties based on radiometer observations,which will be investigated in future studies.
基金supported by the Science and Technology Planning Program of Xinjiang,China(2022E01047)the Natural Science Basic Research Program of Shaanxi(2025JC-YBQN-404)+2 种基金the 2025 Shaanxi Special Research Project of Philosophy and Social Sciences(2025QN0573)the Scientific Research Program Funded by Education Department of Shaanxi Provincial Government(23JK0625)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(42030612)。
文摘Given that Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China possesses exceptionally abundant solar radiation resources that can be harnessed to develop clean energy,accurately characterizing their spatiotemporal distribution is crucial.This study investigated the applicability of the Clouds and the Earth's Radiant Energy System(CERES)Single Scanner Footprint TOA/Surface Fluxes and Clouds(SSF)product downward surface shortwave radiation dataset(DSSRCER)under clear-sky conditions in Xinjiang.By integrating multi-source data and utilizing techniques like multivariate fitting and model simulation,we established a two-layer aerosol model and developed a clear-sky downward surface shortwave radiation(DSSR)retrieval model specific to Xinjiang using the Santa Barbara Discrete Atmospheric Radiative Transfer(SBDART)model.We further explored the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of DSSR under clear-sky conditions in Xinjiang from 2017 to 2019 based on the localized DSSR retrieval model.Our findings revealed a significant discrepancy in DSSRCER under clear-sky conditions at the Xiaotang station in Xinjiang.By comparing,screening,and correcting core input parameters while incorporating the two-layer aerosol model,we achieved a more accurate SBDART simulated DSSR(DSSRSBD)compared to DSSRCER.The annual mean DSSR exhibited a distinct distribution pattern with high values in mountainous regions such as the Altay Mountains,Kunlun Mountains,and Tianshan Mountains and significantly lower values in adjacent lowland areas,including the Tarim River Basin and Junggar Basin.In the four typical administrative regions in northern Xinjiang,the annual mean DSSR(ranging from 551.60 to 586.09 W/m^(2))was lower than that in the five typical administrative regions in southern Xinjiang(ranging from 522.10 to 623.62 W/m^(2)).These spatial variations stem from a complex interplay of factors,including latitude,altitude,solar altitude angle,and sunshine duration.The variations in seasonal average DSSR aligned closely with variations in the solar altitude angle,with summer(774.76 W/m^(2))exhibiting the highest values,followed by spring(684.86 W/m^(2)),autumn(544.76 W/m^(2)),and winter(422.74 W/m^(2)).The monthly average DSSR showed a unimodal distribution,peaking in June(792.94 W/m^(2))and reaching its lowest level in December(363.06 W/m^(2)).Overall,our study findings enhance the current understanding of the spatiotemporal distribution characteristics of DSSR in Xinjiang and provide certain references for the management of clean energy development in this region.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grants Nos.42122047 and 42306270)the Basic Research Fund of the Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences (Grant Nos.2021Z006 and 2023Z013)。
文摘The downward shortwave radiation(DSR) is an important part of the Earth's energy balance, driving Earth's system's energy, water, and carbon cycles. Due to the harsh Antarctic environment, the accuracy of DSR derived from satellite and reanalysis has not been systematically evaluated over the transect of Zhongshan station to Dome A, East Antarctica.Therefore, this study aims to evaluate DSR reanalysis products(ERA5-Land, ERA5, MERRA-2) and satellite products(CERES and ICDR) in this area. The results indicate that DSR exhibits obvious monthly and seasonal variations, with higher values in summer than in winter. The ERA5-Land(ICDR) DSR product demonstrated the highest(lowest) accuracy,as evidenced by a correlation coefficient of 0.988(0.918), a root-mean-square error of 23.919(69.383) W m^(–2), a mean bias of –1.667(–28.223) W m^(–2) and a mean absolute error of 13.37(58.99) W m^(–2). The RMSE values for the ERA5-Land reanalysis product at seven stations, namely Zhongshan, Panda 100, Panda 300, Panda 400, Taishan, Panda 1100, and Kunlun, were 30.938, 29.447, 34.507, 29.110, 20.339, 17.267, and 14.700 W m^(-2), respectively;with corresponding bias values of 9.887, –12.159, –19.181, –15.519, –8.118, 6.297, and 3.482 W m^(–2). Regarding seasonality, ERA5-Land, ERA5,and MERRA-2 reanalysis products demonstrate higher accuracies during spring and summer, while ICDR products are least accurate in autumn. Cloud cover, water vapor, total ozone, and severe weather are the main factors affecting DSR. The error of DSR products is greatest in coastal areas(particularly at the Zhongshan station) and decreases towards the inland areas of Antarctica.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Fund [No.31570847]the fund organization had no role in the design or conduct of this research
文摘Objective To estimate the detrimental effects of shortwave exposure on rat hippocampal structure and function and explore the underlying mechanisms. Methods One hundred Wistar rats were randomly divided into four groups(25 rats per group) and exposed to 27 MHz continuous shortwave at a power density of 5, 10, or 30 m W/cm^2 for 6 min once only or underwent sham exposure for the control. The spatial learning and memory, electroencephalogram(EEG), hippocampal structure and Nissl bodies were analysed. Furthermore, the expressions of N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor(NMDAR) subunits(NR1, NR2 A, and NR2 B), c AMP responsive element-binding protein(CREB) and phosphorylated CREB(p-CREB) in hippocampal tissue were analysed on 1, 7, and 14 days after exposure. Results The rats in the 10 and 30 m W/cm^2 groups had poor learning and memory, disrupted EEG oscillations, and injured hippocampal structures, including hippocampal neurons degeneration, mitochondria cavitation and blood capillaries swelling. The Nissl body content was also reduced in the exposure groups. Moreover, the hippocampal tissue in the 30 m W/cm^2 group had increased expressions of NR2 A and NR2 B and decreased levels of CREB and p-CREB. Conclusion Shortwave exposure(27 MHz, with an average power density of 10 and 30 m W/cm^2) impaired rats' spatial learning and memory and caused a series of dose-dependent pathophysiological changes. Moreover, NMDAR-related CREB pathway suppression might be involved in shortwave-induced structural and functional impairments in the rat hippocampus.
基金supported by the Major National Basic Research Program of China(973 Program)on Global Change(Grant No.2010CB951902)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.41221064)the Basic Scientific Research and Operation Foundation of CAMS(Grant No.2010Z003)
文摘Cloud and its radiative effects are major sources of uncertainty that lead to simulation discrepancies in climate models. In this study, shortwave cloud radiative forcing （SWCF） over major stratus regions is evaluated for Atmospheric Models Intercomparison Project （AMIP）-type simulations of models involved in the third and fifth phases of the Coupled Models Intercomparison Project （CMIP3 and CMIP5）. Over stratus regions, large deviations in both climatological mean and seasonal cycle of SWCF are found among the models. An ambient field sorted by dynamic （vertical motion） and thermodynamic （inversion strength or stability） regimes is constructed and used to measure the response of SWCF to large-scale controls. In marine boundary layer regions, despite both CMIP3 and CMIP5 models being able to capture well the center and range of occurrence frequency for the ambient field, most of the models fail to simulate the dependence of SWCF on boundary layer inversion and the insensitivity of SWCF to vertical motion. For eastern China, there are large differences even in the simulated ambient fields. Moreover, almost no model can reproduce intense SWCF in rising motion and high stability regimes. It is also found that models with a finer grid resolution have no evident superiority than their lower resolution versions. The uncertainties relating to SWCF in state-of-the-art models may limit their performance in IPCC experiments.
文摘With the increasing knowledge of shortwave radiation,it is widely used in wireless communications,radar observations,industrial manufacturing,and medical treatments.Despite of the benefits from shortwave,these wide applications expose humans to the risk of shortwave electromagnetic radiation,which is alleged to cause potential damage to biological systems.This review focused on the exposure to shortwave electromagnetic radiation,considering in vitro,in vivo and epidemiological results that have provided insight into the biological effects and mechanisms of shortwave.Additionally,some protective measures and suggestions are discussed here in the hope of obtaining more benefits from shortwave with fewer health risks.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 41127901)the Strategic Priority Research Program–Climate Change: Carbon Budget and Relevant Issues (Grant No. XDA05040300)
文摘The complexity of inhomogeneous surface-atmosphere radiation transfer is one of the foremost problems in the field of atmospheric physics and atmospheric radiation. To date, the influence of surface properties on shortwave radiation has not been well studied. The daily downward surface shortwave radiation of the latest FLASHFlux/CERES （Fast Longwave And Shortwave Fluxes_Time Interpolated and Spatially Averaged/Clouds and the Earth＇s Radiant Energy System） satellite data was evaluated against in situ data. The comparison indicated that the differences between the two data sets are unstable and large over rugged terrain compared with relatively flat terrain, and the mean absolute error of the satellite products reaches 31.4 W m-2 （12.3%） over rugged terrain. Based on the SSF （single satellite footprint）/CERES product, the influence of surface properties on the distribution of downward surface shortwave radiation （DSSR） was analyzed. The influence of surface properties on DSSR over the Tibetan Plateau is about twice as large as that in two other regions located at the same latitude （eastern China-western Pacific and subtropical North Pacific）. A simulation was carried out with the help of the I3RC （International Intercomparision of Three-Dimensional Radiation Code） Monte Carlo 3D radiative transfer community model. The results showed that DSSR increases as surface albedo increases. Moreover, the impact of surface albedo on DSSR is larger if the spatial distribution of clouds is more non-uniform. It is hoped that these results will contribute to the development of 3D radiative transfer models and the improvement of satellite inversion algorithms.
基金supported jointly by the "Hundred Talents" Projects of Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and Sichuan ProvinceStrategic Priority Research Program-Climate Change: Carbon Budget and Related Issues (Grant No. XDA05050105)+2 种基金International Cooperation Partner Program of Innovative Team, CAS (Grant No. KZZD-EW-TZ-06)Open Foundation of BNU Center for Global Change Data Processing and AnalysisYoung Foundation of Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, CAS
文摘The downward shortwave radiation(DSR) is an essential parameter of land surface radiation budget and many land surface models that characterize hydrological,ecological and biogeochemical processes.The new Global LAnd Surface Satellite(GLASS) DSR datasets have been generated recently using multiple satellite data in China.This study investigates the performances of direct comparison approach,which is mostly used for validation of surface insolation retrieved from satellite data over the plain area,and indirect comparison approach,which needs a fine resolution map of DSR as reference,for validation of GLASS DSR product in time-steps of 1 and 3 hours over three Chinese Ecosystem Research Network sites located in the rugged surface.Results suggest that it probably has a large uncertainty to assess GLASS DSR product using the direct comparison method between GLASS surface insolation and field measurements over complex terrain,especially at Mt.Gongga 3,000 m station with root mean square error of 279.04 and 229.06 W/m2in time-steps of 1 and 3 hours,respectively.Further improvement for validation of GLASS DSR product in the rugged surface is suggested by generation of a fine resolution map of surface insolation and comparison of the aggregated fine resolution map with GLASS product in the rugged surface.The validation experience demonstrates that the GLASS DSR algorithm is satisfactory with determination coefficient of 0.83 and root mean square error of 81.91W/m2over three Chinese Ecosystem Research Network sites,although GLASS product overestimates DSR compared to the aggregated fine resolution map of surface insolation.
基金Supported by grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China[81402629]and Key Projects of Health Specialty in PLA Logistics Scientific Research Program[BWS15J011].
文摘Objective To detect the effects of shortwave radiation on dose-dependent cardiac structure and function in rats after radiation and to elucidate the mechanism of shortwave radiation induced cardiac injury to identify sensitive indicators and prophylactic treatment.Methods One hundred Wistar rats were either exposed to 27 MHz continuous shortwave at a power density of 5,10,and 30 mW/cm^2 for 6 min or undergone sham exposure for the control(the rats had to be placed in the exposure system with the same schedules as the exposed animals,but with an inactive antenna).The Ca^2+,glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase(AST),creatine kinase(CK)and lactate dehydrogenase(LDH)content in the peripheral serum of the rats were detected by an automatic blood biochemical analyser.The electrocardiogram(ECG)of standard lead II was recorded by a multi-channel physiological recording and analysis system.The cardiac structure of rats was observed by light and electron microscopy.Results The results showed that the 5,10,and 30 mW/cm^2 shortwave radiation caused a significant increased in the levels of Ca2+,AST,CK,and LDH in the peripheral serum of rats.The cardiac structure was damaged by radiation and showed a disordered arrangement of myocardial fibres,the cavitation and swelling of myocardial mitochondria.These injuries were most significant 7 d after radiation and were not restored until 28 d after radiation.Conclusion Shortwave radiation of 5,10,and 30 mW/cm^2 can damage rat cardiac function,including damage to the tissue structure and ultrastructure,especially at the level of the myocardial fibres and mitochondria.Shortwave radiation at 5,10,and 30 mW/cm^2 induced damage to rat heart function and structure with a dose-effect relationship,i.e.,the greater the radiation dose was,the more significant the damage was.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China[973 Program,grant number 2015CB954102]the National Natural Sciences Foundation of China[grant number41205079]the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation[grant number 2016M591234]
文摘Satisfactory simulation of negative shortwave（SW） radiative feedback during ENSO in the equatorial Pacific remains a challenging issue for climate models. Previous studies have focused on specific physical processes in the atmospheric and/or oceanic model, but the coupling process in coupled models has not received much attention. To investigate the coupling effect on SW feedback, two versions of an AGCM and their corresponding coupled models are analyzed. Results indicate that the effects of the coupling process in the two versions lead to weakening and enhancement of the negative feedback in the earlier and new versions, respectively, mainly due to their different changes in cloud fraction feedback and dynamical feedback. Further examination of the nonlinearity of the feedback reveals that the opposite coupling effects in the two versions originate from their different responses to El Nio and to La Nia.
基金Supported by the Knowledge Innovation Programs of Chinese Academy of Sciences (XMXX280722)China International Science and Technology Cooperation Project (0819)+1 种基金National Program on Key Basic Research Project (2010CB428800)Wong K C Education Foundation, Hong Kong
文摘The method to estimate NSSR （net surface shortwave radiation） from LST （land surface temperature） in regional scale is discussed. First, an elliptical model between the time series of normalized LST and NSSR was developed using the daily evolution of LST and NSSR. Second, time series of LST and NSSR were simulated by common land model （CoLM） and were proved to be of high accuracy. On the basis of these, a non-linear least square ellipse fitting using the genetic algorithm method was used to fit the normalized LST and NSSR. Finally, LST was inverted using MODIS （moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer） data with the split-window algorithm, and the regional NSSR was then estimated with LST and an elliptical model. The validation result shows that the derived average NSSR of 50×50 pixels of MODIS data was quite close to the observed data, and the distribution was reasonable, which indicates that the proposed method was capable of estimating NSSR on a regional scale.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos.21878087,21908060)the Innovation Program of Shanghai Municipal Education Commission,Shuguang Program (No.18SG27)+1 种基金the NIH guidelines for the care and use of laboratory animals (NIH Publication No.85-23,Rev.1985)approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee of National Tissue Engineering Center (Shanghai,China)。
文摘Cysteine is well-known to be an important biothiol and related to many diseases. However, the in vivo detection of endogenous cysteine still suffers from lacking small-molecule fluorophores with both excitation and emission in the near-infrared(650-900 nm)/shortwave-infrared region. Herein, we report a molecular engineering strategy for shortwave infrared(SWIR, 900-1700 nm) sensing of cysteine, which integrated an excited-state intermolecular proton transfer(ESIPT) building block into the intramolecular charge transfer(ICT) scaffold. The obtained novel fluorophore SH-OH displays a maximum absorption at the NIR region, and emission at the SWIR region. We introduce the cysteine-recognition moiety to SH-OH structure, and demonstrate sensing of endogenous cysteine in living animals, using the SWIR emission as a reliable off-on fluorescence signal. This fluorophore design strategy of cooperation of ICT and ESIPT processes expands the in vivo sensing toolbox for accurate analysis in clinical applications.
基金The Marine Scholarship of ChinaChina Scholarship Council for International Doctoral Students under contract No.2017SOA016552the National Natural Science Foundation of China under contract Nos U2106204 and 41676003。
文摘Variations in incoming shortwave radiation influence the net surface heat flux,contributing to the formation of a temperature inversion.The effects of shortwave radiation on the temperature inversions in the Bay of Bengal and eastern equatorial Indian Ocean have never been investigated.Thus,a high-resolution(horizontal resolution of 0.07°×0.07° with 50 vertical layers) Regional Ocean Modeling System(ROMS) model is utilized to quantify the contributions of shortwave radiation to the temperature inversions in the study domain.Analyses of the mixed layer heat and salt budgets are performed,and different model simulations are compared.The model results suggest that a 30% change in shortwave radiation can change approximately 3% of the temperature inversion area in the Bay of Bengal.Low shortwave radiation reduces the net surface heat flux and cools the mixed layer substantially;it also reduces the evaporation rate,causing less evaporative water vapor losses from the ocean than the typical situation,and ultimately enhances haline stratification.Thus,the rudimentary outcome of this research is that a decrease in shortwave radiation produces more temperature inversion in the study region,which is primarily driven by the net surface cooling and supported by the intensive haline stratification.Moreover,low shortwave radiation eventually intensifies the temperature inversion layer by thickening the barrier layer.This study could be an important reference for predicting how the Indian Ocean climate will respond to future changes in shortwave radiation.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.31772062)Gannan Camellia Industry Development and Innovative Center Open Fund(Grant No.YK201610).
文摘The growth characteristics of Aspergillus parasitic us incubated on two culture media were ex-amined using shortwave infrared(SWIR,1000-2500 nm)hyperspectral imaging(HSI)in this work.HSI images of the A.parasiticus colonies growing on rose bengal medium(RBM)and maize agar medium(MAM)were recorded daily for 6 days.The growth phases of A.parasiticus were indicated through the pixel number and average spectra of colonies.On score plot of the first principal component(PC1)and PC2,four growth zones with varying mycelium densities were identified.Eight characteristic wavelengths(1095,1145,1195,1279,1442,1655,1834 and 1929 nm)were selected from PC1 loading,average spectra of each colony as well as each growth zone.F urthermore,support vector machine(S VM)classifier based on the eight wavelengths was built,and the classification accuracies for the four zones(from outer to inner zones)on the colonies on RBM were 99.77%,9935%,99.75%and 99.60%and 99.77%,9939%,99.31%and 98.22%for colonies on MAM.In addition,a new score plot of PC2 and PC3 was used to differ-entiate the colonies incubated on RBM and MAM for 6 days.Then characteristic wavelengths of 1067,1195,1279,1369,1459,1694,1834 and 1929 nm were selected from the loading of PC2 and PCg.Based on them,a new SVM model was developed to diferentiate colonies on RBM and MAM with accuracy of 100.00%and 9999%,respectively.In conclusion,SWIR hyperspectral image is a powerful tool for evaluation of growth characteristics of A.parasiticus incubated in diferent culture media.
基金supported by the Special Public Welfare Research Fund of the China Meteorological Administration[grant number GYHY201406001]the Open Research Fund Program of Plateau Atmosphere and Environmental Key Laboratory of Sichuan Province[grant number PAEKL-2016-C4]
文摘The downward surface shortwave radiation （DSSR） over the subtropical Asia-Pacific region simulated by the historical experiments of 15 CMIPS models is evaluated in this study.The simulated DSSR is compared against two satellite observational datasets, and the possible causes for the DSSR bias of the models are further investigated by dividing the subtropical Asia-Pacific region into five areas. Most of the CMIP5 models underestimate DSSR over the oceans, but overestimate DSSR over land. Aside from the Mediterranean-West Asia （MWA） and Central Asia （CA） areas, both the biases in annual and seasonal mean DSSR are well explained by the bias in surface shortwave cloud radiative forcing （CRF）, with an overestimation of the CRF effect over the subtropical North Pacific but an underestimation over other land regions. The effect of cloud plays a dominant role over the subtropical Asia-Pacific region, with relatively weaker influences over MWA and CA in boreal summer and fall.
基金supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (Grant No.2006CB403705)Key Projects in the National Science & Technology Pillar Program in the Eleventh Five-year Plan Period (Grant No.2008BAC40B01 and 2007BAC03A01)LASG Free Exploration Fund
文摘Dust aerosol optical depth (AOD) and its ac-companying shortwave radiative forcing (RF) are usually simulated by numerical models.Here,by using 9 months of Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) aerosol product data in combination with Clouds and the Earth's Radiant Energy System Single Scanner Footprint (CERES/SSF) data,dust AOD and its shortwave RF were estimated over the cloud-free north-west (NW) Pacific Ocean in the springs of 2004,2005,and 2006.The results showed that in this region,the mean dust AOD and its shortwave RF were 0.10 and 5.51 W m 2,respectively.In order to validate the dust AOD de-rived by MODIS,results from the Goddard Global Ozone Chemistry Aerosol Radiation and Transport (GOCART) model were also used here.The correlation coefficient between the monthly averaged dust AOD derived by MODIS measurements and the model simulation results was approximately 0.53.Since the estimates of the dust AOD and its shortwave RF obtained in this study are based mainly on satellite data,they offer a good reference for numerical models.
文摘Shortwave radiometers such as pyranometers, pyrheliometers, and photovoltaic cells are calibrated with traceability to consensus reference, maintained by Absolute Cavity Radiometers (ACRs). The ACR is an open cavity with no window that measures the extended broadband spectrum of the terrestrial direct solar beam irradiance, unlike shortwave radiometers that cover a limited range of the spectrum. The difference between the two spectral ranges may lead to calibration bias that can exceed 1%. This article describes a method to reduce the calibration bias resulting from using broadband ACRs to calibrate shortwave radiometers by using an ACR with Schott glass window to measure the reference broadband shortwave irradiance in the terrestrial direct solar beam from 0.3 μm to 3 μm. Reducing the calibration bias will result in lowering the historical solar irradiance by at least 0.9%. The published results in this article might raise the awareness of the calibration discrepancy to the users of such radiometers, and open a discussion within the solar and atmospheric science community to define their expectation from such radiometers to the radiometers’ manufacturers and calibration providers.
文摘The short-wave HgCdTe thin film material was grown by liquid phase epitaxy on CdTe substrate,Adopt n on p injection bonding and function and flip-flop mixing process,With a low noise readout circuit,sealed with a high airtightness cellular-metal shell,Using a four-stage Thermo Electric Cooler(TEC),320×256 Short Wave Infrared Focal Plane Cooling Detecto r available to operate at near room temperature(210K).Its main photoelectric performance are signal-to-noise ratio greater than 400,nonuniformity equivalent to 4.69%,operability equivalent to 99.76%,frame rate equivalent to 115Hz,component weight less than 150grams.
基金Science and Technology Planning Program of Xinjiang(2022E01047)National Natural Science Foundation of China(42030612 and 41905131)+2 种基金Scientific Research Program Funded by Education Department of Shaanxi Provincial Government(23JK0625)Natural Science Basic Research Program of Shaanxi Province(2021JQ-768)Social Science Planning Fund Program of Xi’an City(23JX150)。
文摘To harness the rich solar energy resources in Xinjiang Region of Northwest China,this study tries to address the issue of lack of downward surface shortwave radiation(DSSR)observations and the need to improve the accuracy of satellite retrieval and numerical simulation of DSSR under varied sky and meteorological conditions.(1)A two-layer aerosol model specific to Xinjiang was developed to capture the vertical distributions of aerosols based on multiple data sources including lidar,GPS sounding,ground meteorological observations,and profiles from the ECMWF reanalysis version 5(ERA5)data.The results show that the ERA5/PBLH(planetary boundary layer height)and ERA5/ALH(aerosol layer height)could be used to establish the two-layer aerosol model and characterize the vertical distribution of aerosols in Xinjiang Region.(2)Using the Santa Barbara Discrete Atmospheric Radiative Transfer(SBDART)model,a localized inverse model of clear-sky DSSR was established.After parameter adjustment and using the optimal combination of input parameters for DSSR simulation together with the two-layer aerosol model,the model-simulated DSSR(DSSRSBD)under clear-sky conditions improved significantly compared to the initial results,with all fitting indices greatly improved.(3)In addition,the study demonstrated that the impact of the two-layer aerosol model on DSSR was more pronounced under dust conditions than clear-sky conditions.(4)Using the localized clear-sky DSSR inversion model and its required parameters,simulations were also conducted to capture the spatiotemporal distribution of DSSR under clear-sky conditions in Xinjiang from 2017 to 2019.The annual average DSSR_(SBD)under clear-sky conditions in Xinjiang during 2017–2019 was 606.78 W m^(-2),while DSSR from CERES(DSSR_(CER))under the same conditions was generally higher(703.95 W m^(-2)).(5)It is found that satellite remote sensing products experienced data loss in high-altitude snow areas,where numerical simulation technology could serve as a valuable complement.
基金Partial funding from the John Dove Isaacs Endowed Chair for Natural Philosophy in Engineering at UC San Diego。
文摘This work addresses challenges and opportunities in the evaluation of solar power plant impacts,with a particular focus on thermal effects of solar plants on the environment and vice-versa.Large-scale solar power plants are often sited in arid or desert habitats,which tend to include fauna and flora that are highly sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity.Our understanding of both shortwave(solar)and longwave(terrestrial)radiation processes in solar power plants is complete enough to render the modeling of radiation fluxes with high confidence for most applications.In contrast to radiation,the convective environment in large-scale solar power plants is much more difficult to characterize.Wind direction,wind speed,turbulence intensity,dust concentration,ground condition,panel configuration density,orientation and distribution throughout the solar field,all affect the local environment,the balance between radiation and convection,and in turn,the performance and thermal impact of solar power plants.Because the temperatures of the two sides of photovoltaic(PV)panels depend on detailed convection-radiation balances,the uncertainty associated with convection affects the heat and mass transfer balances as well.Those balances are critically important in estimating the thermal impact of large-scale solar farms on local habitats.Here we discuss outstanding issues related with these transfer processes for utility-scale solar generation and highlight potential pathways to gain useful knowledge about the convective environment directly from solar farms under operating conditions.
