What Is Earth Radiation?
Also known as long-wave radiation and thermal infrared radiation. Electromagnetic radiation emitted by the earth, including the ground and the atmosphere. Most of the ground long-wave radiation is absorbed by the cloud body and the atmosphere, and a small part passes directly into the space through the atmosphere; the atmosphere (including clouds) also emits long-wave radiation to space. Earth Radiation
Earth radiation
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- Chinese name
- Earth radiation
- nickname
- Long-wave radiation and thermal infrared radiation
- Nature
- Electromagnetic radiation emitted by the earth
- Wavelength range
- About 4 120 microns
- Also known as long-wave radiation and thermal infrared radiation. Electromagnetic radiation emitted by the earth, including the ground and the atmosphere. Most of the ground long-wave radiation is absorbed by the cloud body and the atmosphere, and a small part passes directly into the space through the atmosphere; the atmosphere (including clouds) also emits long-wave radiation to space. Earth Radiation
- Also known as long-wave radiation and thermal infrared radiation. Electromagnetic radiation emitted by the earth, including the ground and the atmosphere. Most of the ground long-wave radiation is absorbed by the cloud body and the atmosphere, and a small part passes directly into the space through the atmosphere; the atmosphere (including clouds) also emits long-wave radiation to space. Collectively referred to as Earth radiation. It indicates that the geogas system is cooled due to heat radiation. In earth radiation, long-wave radiation emitted from the ground upward is called ground radiation or ground-emitted radiation, long-wave radiation emitted from the atmosphere is called atmospheric radiation, and long-wave radiation emitted from the atmosphere is called atmospheric reverse radiation. The radiation source of the earth's radiation is the earth, and its wavelength range is about 4 to 120 microns, which is long-wave radiation. 99% of the radiated energy is concentrated in the wavelength range above 3 microns. The strongest wavelength of earth radiation is about 9.7 microns.