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Estimation of atmospheric turbidity from the burned traces of the Campbell-Stokes sunshine recorder

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A method is proposed to determine the atmospheric turbidity factor from records of sunshine autographs. These records have been available for half a century. The proposed method is applied to data from Denmark and compared with electrical conductivities in ice cores of Greenland and Lamb’s dust veil index; both are measures of past volcanism.

© 1978 Optical Society of America

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