coding for water leaving radiance

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hi i am doing my m.tech project on atmospheric corrections on ocean.so i have to write code on water leaving radiance(i.e on rayleigh,aerosol path radiance).so can u help me

Posted 21-Mar-11 23:31pm

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-03-22T00:16:00

Sure we would try to help you.

But for now, I am sorry but there is no quick question here. This is your college project, you should put some effort.

We expect you to put some time in trying the issue that you are facing and then some time in formulating the question while posting here.

Here is what is expected by enquirers:
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mbue · Answer 2 · 2011-03-22T01:46:00

Solution 2

SCNR: It's just a joke!

template <class ANYINPUT>
const TCHAR* IPCC_or_MANN_calculations(ANYINPUT& in)
{
  // do nothing
  return __TEXT("global warming");
}

;-)

Posted 22-Mar-11 1:46am

mbue

Updated 22-Mar-11 1:47am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Mar-11 13:06pm

Do you understand yourself how wise this Answer is? A 5+++++++++++.
--SA

mbue 22-Mar-11 13:40pm

Thanks. This was a very expensive research - wait for the bill. ;-)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Mar-11 14:16pm

I wish some global warming "research" funding was re-distributed to you; at least it would slow-down of entropy growth... :-)
--SA