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Infrared and Millimeter Wave Infrared and Millimeter Wave Correlation of Molecular Correlation of Molecular Emissions in the Atmosphere Emissions in the Atmosphere Cassie Reuter, UC Berkeley, Physics Department Cassie Reuter, UC Berkeley,


  1. Infrared and Millimeter Wave Infrared and Millimeter Wave Correlation of Molecular Correlation of Molecular Emissions in the Atmosphere Emissions in the Atmosphere Cassie Reuter, UC Berkeley, Physics Department Cassie Reuter, UC Berkeley, Physics Department Philip Lubin Lubin, UC Santa Barbara, Physics Department , UC Santa Barbara, Physics Department Philip UC LEADS UC LEADS

  2. Background Background Research Goals Research Goals Experimental Set Up Experimental Set Up Data Analysis Data Analysis Conclusions Conclusions

  3. Cosmology and Microwave Radiation Cosmology and Microwave Radiation

  4. Why can’ ’t we see microwaves? t we see microwaves? Why can Microwave Microwave I nfrared I nfrared Electromagnetic Spectrum – Absorption Percentage vs. Wavelength

  5. Why do molecules absorb different Why do molecules absorb different wavelengths differently? wavelengths differently? Rotational Mode •Molecules rotate when they absorb radiation Vibrational Modes •Occurs at higher energy •Can combine rotational with different vibrational modes Symmetrical Stretching Symmetrical Stretching Scissoring Scissoring Asymmetrical Stretching Asymmetrical Stretching

  6. Where does water vapor fit in? • Liquid phase condenses, scattering visible and infrared • Gas phase absorbs and emits in infrared and microwave spectra • Fluctuates spatially and temporally

  7. Background Background Research Goals Research Goals Experimental Set Up Experimental Set Up Data Analysis Data Analysis Conclusions Conclusions

  8. Research Goals Research Goals • Understand the emission/absorption of water vapor • Understand the emission/absorption of water vapor • Monitor water vapor in the infrared • Monitor water vapor in the infrared • Determine if there is a correlation between • Determine if there is a correlation between microwave and infrared microwave and infrared • Remove water vapor interference from microwave • Remove water vapor interference from microwave data data

  9. Background Background Research Goals Research Goals Experimental Set Up Experimental Set Up Data Analysis Data Analysis Conclusions Conclusions

  10. Infrared and Visible Cameras Infrared and Visible Cameras • Monitor water vapor near 10 microns in infrared • Monitor water vapor near 10 microns in infrared • Use the visible camera as a basis for • Use the visible camera as a basis for comparison comparison FLIR Photon 320 Infrared Camera ABS Visible Light Camera

  11. Error Elimination Error Elimination • Co • Co- -mounting system mounting system • Flat field correction • Flat field correction – – data normalization data normalization • Data collected from various elevations • Data collected from various elevations

  12. Deployment of Infrared/Visible Deployment of Infrared/Visible cameras at White Mountain cameras at White Mountain

  13. Background Background Research Goals Research Goals Experimental Set Up Experimental Set Up Data Analysis Data Analysis Conclusions Conclusions

  14. Infrared vs. Visible Infrared vs. Visible Visible Image Infrared Image

  15. Flat field corrections Flat field corrections Unfiltered Image Flat-fielded Image

  16. Low/High Pass Filtering Low/High Pass Filtering Low Frequency Image High Frequency Image

  17. Videos Videos

  18. Background Background Research Goals Research Goals Experimental Set Up Experimental Set Up Data Analysis Data Analysis Conclusions Conclusions

  19. Conclusions Conclusions We have: We have: • Mounted visual and infrared cameras • Mounted visual and infrared cameras • Created routines to analyze data • Created routines to analyze data • Started the data collection process • Started the data collection process • Data of interest is in low frequency region • Data of interest is in low frequency region

  20. Future research Future research Infrared Image Microwave Image

  21. Acknowledgements Acknowledgements • My mentor, Dr. Philip • My mentor, Dr. Philip Lubin Lubin • Members of the • Members of the Deepspace Deepspace Group, Group, especially Nicky Carroll, Jonathan Crass, especially Nicky Carroll, Jonathan Crass, and Josh Zierten Zierten and Josh • UC LEADS, Diana • UC LEADS, Diana Lizarraga Lizarraga and Ofelia and Ofelia Aguirre Aguirre • FLIR Technologies and Gary Hughes • FLIR Technologies and Gary Hughes

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