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wiki:astronomy:observational_astronomy:data_reduction_toa [2025/01/07 14:56] Roy Proutywiki:astronomy:observational_astronomy:data_reduction_toa [2025/02/05 20:33] (current) Roy Prouty
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 Rearrange: Rearrange:
-$$\frac{dI}{I} = d\ln{I} = -\kappa(x)\sec{(z)}dz$$+$$d\ln{I} = -\kappa(x)\sec{(z)}dz$$
 Integrate: Integrate:
-$$\int_T^B\frac{dI}{I} = \int_T^Bd\ln{I} = \int_T^B-\kappa(x)\sec{(z)}dx$$+$$\int_T^Bd\ln{I} = \int_T^B-\kappa(x)\sec{(z)}dx$$
 We are left with: We are left with:
 $$\ln{I(x=T)} - \ln{I(x=B)} = -\sec{(z)}\int_T^B\kappa(x)dx$$ $$\ln{I(x=T)} - \ln{I(x=B)} = -\sec{(z)}\int_T^B\kappa(x)dx$$
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   - $K$ is the atmosphere-integrated extinction   - $K$ is the atmosphere-integrated extinction
  
-The first two are easy (ish) ! That last one, the atmosphere-integrated extinction is less easy. It must me derived either from measurements of the layer-by-layer extinction coefficient and numerically integrated OR we must find some way to measure the atmosphere-integrated extinction itself.+The first two are easy (ish) ! That last one, the atmosphere-integrated extinction is less easy. It must be derived either from measurements of the layer-by-layer extinction coefficient and numerically integrated OR we must find some way to measure the atmosphere-integrated extinction itself.
  
 ==== Measuring Atmospheric Extinction ==== ==== Measuring Atmospheric Extinction ====
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-  - [[https://slittlefair.staff.shef.ac.uk/teaching/phy217/lectures/principles/l04/]] 
  
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