Precipitable water retrieval from multi-filtered shadowband radiometer mesurements

Precipitable water retrieval from multi-filtered shadowband radiometer mesurements

by CSIRO (Australia). Division of Atmospheric Research, A. J. Prata

Book 47 of CSIRO Atmospheric Research technical paper --

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A method has been developed to utilise 940-nm measurements from a ground-based sunphotomter (the Multi-Filter Rotating Shadowband Radiometer-MFRSR) to determine the column water vapour amount. The accuracy of the method, when compared to coincident, collocated radiosonde measurements is ca. 3 mm of precipitable water. Details of the method and some example results are provided in this report.

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