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Authored over 27 papers published in refereed scientific journals, in addi­tion to many scientific/technical reports and book chapters.  One paper has received frequent cita­tions since its publication in 1990 for the review of absorption of solar radiation by clouds. Another paper/code, the 1988 “theoretical radiative transfer algorithm in multiple scattering and emitting layered media”, was featured as the most cited article (1,444 as of 6 January 2012) in the 50th anniversary celebration of Applied Optics. It was also selected in the SPIE Milestone Series on “Scattering in the Atmosphere.” This radiative transfer code, DisORT, is freely distributed through NASA and widely used by the scientific communities.
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