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Session 15: Scattering of light by terrestrial aerosols, clouds, oceans, and land surfaces

Chairs: C. Shi, Z. Zhang
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9:00 – 9:12

How machine learning approaches are useful in computing the optical properties of non-spherical particles?
Lei Bi, Zhejiang University (China)

9:12 – 9:24

Measurements of in situ aerosol light scattering phase functions during FIREX-AQ
Adam Ahern, CIRES/NOAA (United States)

9:24 – 9:36

The Impact of Polarization on OCO-2 Bias Mitigation in the Vicinity of Clouds
Yu-Wen Chen, University of Colorado Boulder (United States)

9:36 – 9:48

Using mixtures of hexahedrals and spheroids to model dust particles, and reproduce lidar observations in Cabo Verde
Anna Gialitaki, National Observatory of Athens (Greece)

9:48 – 10:00

Marine Skylight Polarization Patterns Measurement and Polarization Navigation in the South China Sea
Shuai Li, University of Science and Technology of China (China)

10:00 – 10:12

Advances in typical ground object observation and recognition based on polarized optical remote sensing
Zhaoyu Liu, Peking University (China)

10:12 – 10:24

Polarimetric measurements for characterization of aerosol properties with CIMEL instruments: photometer and lidars
Ioana Popovici, CIMEL Electronique (France)

10:24 – 10:36

Vertical profiling of aerosol microphysics by synergy combination
of space lidar and polarimetry in GRASP
Daniel Ramirez, University of Granada (Spain)

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Day 4 – Thu, November 21st
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