Abstract In this paper, we present a series of results from stereo-imagery of cirrus clouds in the troposphere. These clouds are either of natural origin or are created by aircraft exhausts. They are presently considered to be a major cause for the climate change. Two observation campaigns were conducted in France in 2013 and 2014. The observing sites were located in Marnay (47°17′31.5″N, 5°44′58.8″E; altitude 275m) and in Mont Poupet (46°58′31.5″N, 5°52′22.7″E; altitude 600m). The distance between both sites was 36km. We used numeric CMOS photographic cameras. The image processing sequence included a contrast enhancement and a perspective inversion to obtain a satellite-type view. Finally, the triangulation procedure was used in an area that is a common part of both fields of view.
3D reconstruction of tropospheric cirrus clouds
Advances in Space Research ; 58 , 7 ; 1362-1375
2016-06-07
14 pages
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English
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