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Exercise 1:Imputing measured Chl (z) data

Exercise 1:Imputing measured Chl (z) data. Different models gave us various Rrs. Percent cloud coverage impacts Ed. Kd , 1/m. Cloud has no effects on Kd . At wavelength of 445nm and 555nm, Kd has a similar trend as Chl conc. ( Chl drives Kd ). Depth, m.

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Exercise 1:Imputing measured Chl (z) data

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  1. Exercise 1:Imputing measured Chl(z) data

  2. Different models gave us various Rrs

  3. Percent cloud coverage impacts Ed.

  4. Kd, 1/m • Cloud has no effects on Kd. • At wavelength of 445nm and 555nm, Kd has a similar trend as Chl conc. (Chl drives Kd). Depth, m

  5. Cloud coverage has no effect on Rrs. • But we had a outlier in our model output.

  6. μd • As cloud coverage increases, μd decreases. • Multiple scatting events cause μd to approach 0.5 with increasing depth. Depth, m

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