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Том 31, № 3 (2018)

Optical Waves Propagation

Rapid Estimation of the Ecological State of Coastal Water Areas Based on Shipboard Passive Remote Optical Sensing of the Water Surface

Rostovtseva V., Goncharenko I., Konovalov B., Alukaeva A.

Аннотация

The study of the ecological state of coastal areas often requires rapid acquisition of detailed data. In this work, sea radiance coefficient spectra are analyzed, which were measured with a new three-channel passive optical complex for ecological monitoring of marine aquatoria (EMMA), developed by us, which operates semiautomatically on board a moving ship. The measurements were carried out near the Brazilian coast at the Rio Grande river mouth. The spectra are processed using an original technique which is based on intrinsic properties of the pure sea water absorption spectrum (WASM – water absorption step method) and has been modified for eutrophic Case II waters. This enables us to estimate the absorption indices of the suspended matter and colored organic matter. The comparison of these remote estimates with the estimates made from water samples taken at special stations shows their high correlation. The distributions of the suspended matter and colored organic matter are retrieved from remote measurement data and compared to the satellite imagery for the water area under study.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):225-231
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Spectroscopy of Ambient Medium

Sorption of Atmospheric Gases (N2, O2, Ar, CO2, and H2O) by Silica Aerogel

Tikhomirov B.

Аннотация

Adsorption and desorption of atmospheric gases (N2, O2, Ar, CO2, and H2O) in silica aerogel is studied. Static parameters of adsorption and kinetic parameters of adsorption and desorption are determined based on the pressure vs time dependence P(t) in the buffer vacuum chamber of an experimental setup during adsorption and desorption of gases in a SiO2 aerogel sample V = 42.8 cm3 in volume and ρ = 0.34 g/cm3 in density. The ratios of adsorbate molecular density to aerogel molecular density at room temperature T = 293 K and equilibrium pressure Pe ≈ 1 bar are found: γ(N2) = (9 ± 3)% (nine N2 molecules adsorbed by pore surface to 100 N2 molecules in the gas at equilibrium), γ(O2) = (7 ± 3)%, and γ(CO2) = (222 ± 8)%; for water vapor, γ(H2O) = (5.9 ± 0.3) × 104% at Pe = 5.7 mbar. It is ascertained that Ar atoms are not adsorbed by the aerogel. It is suggested to use argon as a “zero” gas in spectroscopy of molecules adsorbed by SiO2 aerogel to determine the amount of adsorbate in a sample. A sum of two exponential functions of kinetic parameters τ1 and τ2 is used to fit the P(t) dependence, where τ1 and τ2 values are estimated during the adsorption and desorption of each gas under study.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):232-237
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Optics of Stochastically-Heterogeneous Media

Adaptive Correction of Thermal Distortions of Multichannel Laser Radiation

Kanev F., Makenova N., Lukin V., Antipov O., Veretekhin I.

Аннотация

Results of the simulation of multichannel radiation propagation under conditions of thermal blooming are presented. The correction of nonlinear thermal distortion by means of the beam phase and amplitudephase control is considered. The results show the dependence of the correction effectiveness on the number of channels and on the precision of the reference beam phase retrieval. An additional increase in the effectiveness is possible by means of adjustment of amplification in the channels of the optical system, i.e., with the use of amplitude-phase control over the beam wavefront.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):238-242
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Optics of Clusters, Aerosols, and Hydrosoles

Variability of Soot and Fine Aerosol in the Moscow Region in 2014–2016

Kopeikin V., Emilenko A., Isakov A., Loskutova O., Ponomareva T.

Аннотация

Results of measurements of the soot and fine aerosol mass concentration in the center of Moscow and at two points of the Zvenigorod Scientific Site (ZSS) in the spring–autumn periods of 2014–2016 are presented. The results are compared with data of complex measurements made during 1989–2013. Events where the increase in atmospheric air pollution by smokes from burning peat bogs in Bryansk oblast and smoke from burning trees infested by bark beetles in forests in Moscow region, as well as by forest fire smoke coming from Siberia, have been identified. The considerable increase in vehicle density during past 25 years near the ZSS measurement point located 150 m from a highway led to an increase in the level of air contamination by aerosol components by two or three times. At the second point, 1 km from the highway, the soot contamination level is comparable with data obtained in the 1990s and is approximately a third as high as in Moscow.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):243-249
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Spatiotemporal Variations in Atmospheric Aerosol Optical Depth along the Route of the 42nd Cruise of RV “Akademik Boris Petrov”

Sakerin S., Kabanov D.

Аннотация

Results of expedition studies of the spatiotemporal variations in the aerosol optical depth (AOD) of the atmosphere during the 42nd cruise of research vessel (RV) “Akademik Boris Petrov” (January 18–March 28, 2017) along the route from Singapore to Kaliningrad (via the Suez Canal) are discussed. It is shown that the highest atmospheric turbidities were observed over the Arabian (due to the outflows of finemode aerosol from Hindustan) and Red (due to the outflows of dust aerosol) Seas, where the average AODs near 0.50 μm was 0.355 and 0.304, respectively. A considerable aerosol turbidity is also a characteristic of the atmosphere in the Strait of Malacca, burdened by aerosol outflows from the direction of Sumatra and western Malaysia (average AOD is 0.262). Different aerosol contents are noted in the neighboring equatorial regions of the Indian Ocean: the AOD in the middle of the ocean, more remote from the contents, was a factor of 1.5–2.0 larger than near Sumatra Island. All the tropical zone of the Indian Ocean is characterized by high values of the Ångström selectivity exponent (1.08–1.18), indicating a predominant contribution of fine-mode aerosol to the AOD.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):250-256
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Features of Diurnal Variability of Ultrafine Aerosol in the Air of the Baikal Coastal Zone and Arid Zone of Mongolia

Zayakhanov A., Zhamsueva G., Sungrapova I., Tsydypov V.

Аннотация

The results of an experimental study of ultrafine aerosol characteristics in the Baikal region and the Gobi Desert are described. The comparative analysis of the dispersion composition of atmospheric aerosol in different climate conditions is carried out. It is ascertained that the total content of ultrafine aerosol in the atmosphere of the Gobi Desert is significantly lower than in the Baikal atmosphere and soil aerosols prevail. In the Lake Baikal region, nanometer-size aerosols are also present, mainly of anthropogenic and organic origin; two peaks are observable in the diurnal variations in the total number concentration of aerosols in the afternoon and evening. In the morning and afternoon, the number of nucleation-mode particles increases due to intensification of breeze circulation, which promotes transport of anthropogenic impurities from the lake and activation of photochemical reactions.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):257-262
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Absorption Coefficient Spectrum and Intracellular Pigment Concentration by an Example of Spirulina platensis

Paramonov L.

Аннотация

In this work, an explicit analytical estimate of the absorption cross section of homogenous weakly refracting nonspherical particles and their suspensions is considered and justified. By an example of Spirulina platensis, a way of estimating the spectrum of pigment absorption coefficients in the region of photosynthetically active radiation has been implemented without the use of pigment extracts. The effect of the cell size and shape distribution on absorption spectra is studied. The intracellular concentration of chlorophyll a, phycoerythrin, and phycocyanin is estimated.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):263-268
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Remote Sensing of Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, and Underlying Surface

Lidar Observations of Atmospheric Optical Characteristics during Sichuan Earthquake

Grishin A., Kryuchkov A.

Аннотация

The results of lidar observations of the atmosphere during the Sichuan (China) earthquake of 2008 are presented. It is shown that atmospheric parameters substantially changed during and after the earthquake. The profile of scattering characteristics formed in the lower troposphere differs from the original, which can serve as a predictor for earthquakes.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):269-272
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Turbulent Lidar: I−Design

Razenkov I.

Аннотация

Two designs of a laser radar system based on the backscatter amplification effect (BSA) are suggested. The system is a micropulse aerosol lidar with two receiving channels, one of which records an increase in the lidar returns at the laser beam axis as the atmospheric turbulence intensifies. The second channel does not respond to the BSA and is required for calibration. The BSA effect manifests itself in a narrow spatial region around the laser beam axis; so, the receiver aperture should be small enough and comparable with the Fresnel zone. The creation of the turbulent lidar became possible with the advent of compact diode-pumped micropulsed lasers with high pulse repetition rates. The lidar is intended for continuous long-term unattended operation. It is eye-safe. Two designs of the turbulent lidar based on an afocal Mersenne telescope (mirror collimator) are suggested. BSA-2 and BSA-3 turbulent lidars are described. An algorithm is suggested for retrieval of the structure parameter of optical turbulence Cn2 from lidar data based on the Vorob’ev’s approximation for a statistically homogeneous turbulent medium.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):273-280
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Turbulent Lidar: II−Experiment

Razenkov I.

Аннотация

Results of field experiments on horizontal paths using the BSA-2 and BSA-3 turbulent lidars, principles and design of which have been described in the first part, are presented. The BSA-2 lidar operated on 2-km path together with an independent image jitter sensor (IJS); and the BSA-3 lidar, on a horizontal 26-km path. The BSA-2 lidar was used in the experiments aimed at the study of the shape of the backscatter amplification peak, which was found to be 6.5 μrad in our experiments; the sounding was performed with apertures of different sizes. The experimental dependence of the q factor of the effect of turbulence on the size of receiving aperture is derived, which agrees satisfactorily with the Vorob’ev formula. The lidar sounding data and results of the data conversion into the structure parameter of the “optical” turbulence Сn2 with the use of the Vorob’ev approximation for homogeneous turbulence are presented. The sounding range was ~10 km. The coefficient of correlation between lidar and IJS data is 0.7–0.8. The sounding in urban environment showed that a horizontal path is not statistically homogeneous; therefore, more complex procedures are to be used for the retrieval of the structure parameter Сn2 when solving the inverse problems of lidar sounding of turbulence.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):281-289
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Atmospheric Radiation, Optical Weather, and Climate

Variations in PM2.5 Surface Concentration in Moscow according to Observations at MSU Meteorological Observatory

Skorokhod A., Chubarova N., Gubanova D., Belikov I., Elansky N.

Аннотация

We considered Moscow-specific features of time variations in PM2.5 mass concentration in the surface air layer as a function of a number of atmospheric parameters such as the concentrations of certain atmospheric trace gases, aerosol optical depth, surface air temperature, humidity, and wind speed. The time series of concentrations of PM2.5 and gaseous pollutants SO2, NH3, NOx, CO, and O3, obtained during continuous observations in 2011–2013, were analyzed. We studied the diurnal and seasonal variations in concentrations of PM2.5 and the trace gases, revealed correlations between them, analyzed variations in PM2.5 concentration as a function of concentration of certain gases participating in the formation of atmospheric aerosols, and as a function of meteorological parameters. Data on PM2.5 surface concentrations are compared with measurements of aerosol optical depth.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):290-299
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Vertical Distributions of Gaseous and Aerosol Admixtures in Air over the Russian Arctic

Antokhina O., Antokhin P., Arshinova V., Arshinov M., Belan B., Belan S., Davydov D., Ivlev G., Kozlov A., Nédélec P., Paris J., Rasskazchikova T., Savkin D., Simonenkov D., Sklyadneva T., Tolmachev G., Fofonov A.

Аннотация

Data on the vertical distribution of gaseous and aerosol composition of air, measured onboard the Tu-134 Optic airborne laboratory in October 2014 over the Kara Sea and coastal areas of the Russian Arctic, are presented. We revealed the specific features of the altitude distributions of CO2 and aerosol over the Kara Sea as compared to continental conditions. No significant deviations from continental distributions are found for CH4, CO, and O3.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):300-310
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Elevated Humidity in the Stratosphere as a Gain Factor of Ozone Depletion in the Arctic According to Aura MLS Observations

Bazhenov O.

Аннотация

The analysis of Aura MLS data showed that the temperature in the Arctic stratosphere was much lower than normal throughout the period from January to March 2011 in the altitude range 20–35 km. That led to a considerable spread of polar stratospheric clouds (PSCs), which were formed most intensely in periods and at altitudes of minimal temperatures (maximal temperature drop below PSC formation threshold). The main ozone losses were observed in March. They were due to a photochemical release of chlorine that avoided deactivation in view of the nitrogen deficit caused by denitrification in the course of frequent dehydration events indicated by oscillations of the altitude of maximal humidity distortion. Elevated humidity in the stratosphere had raised the threshold temperature of formation of PSCs that persisted until late March; this promoted the chlorine activation and, thereby, delayed the chlorine deactivation, resulting in an even higher level of overall ozone losses during March 2011.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):311-316
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Estimation of Direct Radiative Effects of Background and Smoke Aerosol in the IR Spectral Region for Siberian Summer Conditions

Nasrtdinov I., Zhuravleva T., Chesnokova T.

Аннотация

We present estimates of direct radiative effects (DRE) for background and smoke aerosol in the IR spectral region. The estimates are obtained using an original Monte Carlo algorithm and OPAC models for typical summer conditions and smoke haze conditions on the territory of Siberia in 2012. It is shown that the DRE value at the atmospheric boundaries in the thermal spectral region is approximately 3% of the daily mean radiation effect in the solar spectral region under background conditions, and 10–15% under conditions of strong turbidity.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):317-323
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Optical Instrumentation

Numerical Method of Cavity Adjustment by the Output Beam Image

Andreev M., Bobrovnikov S., Gorlov E., Panchenko Y., Puchikin A., Zharkov V.

Аннотация

Results of numerical and experimental studies of the control of optical elements of a KrF laser cavity by use of the image processing method are presented. Different methods of beam image binarization for determining the boundary dimensions and flattening the distribution of its radiation intensity are considered. Conditions allowing one to accelerate the process of dispersive cavity adjustment in the automatic regime of laser operation and to restore the initial parameters of the output beam with an accuracy of up to 5% are determined.

Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics. 2018;31(3):324-328
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