XХIХ International Symposium "Atmospheric and Ocean Optics. Atmospheric Physics"

June 26-30, 2023, Moscow

Author's Index

Author: Kustova N.V. (V.E. Zuev Institute of Atmospheric Optics SB RAS, Tomsk, Russia; National Research Tomsk State University, Tomsk, Russia)

List of reports:

Kan N.V., Konoshonkin A.V., Shishko V.A., Timofeev D.N., Russkova T.V., Kustova N.V.
Solution of the problem of light scattering by ice non-spherical particles obtained within the geometric and physical optics approximations for problems of laser pulse propagation
Tkachev I.V., Konoshonkin A.V., Shishko V.A., Timofeev D.N., Kustova N.V.
Optical properties of atmospheric ice crystals of arbitrary polyhedral shape
Salnikov K.S., Shishko V.A., Konoshonkin A.V., Timofeev D.N., Kustova N.V., Borovoy A.G., Timofeev D.N., Kustova N.V., Borovoy A.G.
APPLICATION OF THE DISCRETE DIPOLE METHOD AND THE APPROXIMATION OF PHYSICAL OPTICS TO THE PROBLEM OF LIGHT SCATTERING BY ATMOSPHERIC ICE CRYSTALS OF CIRROUS CLOUDS FOR REMOTE SENSING PROBLEMS
Kustova N.V., Konoshonkin A.V., Borovoi A.G., Salnikov K.S.
Verification of the physical optics approximation for the calculation of light scattering matrixes on polyhedral Platonic bodies
Shishko V.A., Konoshonkin A.V., Tkachev I.V., Kan N., Salnikov K.S., Timofeev D.N., Kustova N.V., Borovoi A.G.
DATA BANK OF THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF ICE PARTICLES OF CIRROUS CLOUDS FOR INTERPRETATION OF LIDAR DATA OF RUSSIAN ORBITAL STATION
Kustova N.V., Konoshonkin A.V., Borovoi A.G., Shishko V.A.
Negative polarization for light scattering by irregular shaped particles
Timofeev D.N., Konoshonkin A.V., Kustova N.V., Shishko V.A., Okamoto H.
Light scattering matrix for "bullet-rosette" aggregates of atmospheric ice particles within geomertical optics approximation
Shishko V.A., Konoshonkin A.V., Timofeev D.N., Kustova N.V., Zhu X.H., Wang Z.
OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF ICE HEXAGONAL TUBES
Konoshonkin A.V., Kustova N.V., Bulakhov N.G., Kokhanenko G.P., Balin Yu.S., Novoselov M.M.
Optical properties of quasi-horizontally oriented particles of cirrus clouds with normal and exponential distribution function over spatial orientation