Method for discriminating air quality grade based on lens blue light wave analysis
A technology of air quality grades and discrimination methods, applied in the field of grade judgment, can solve problems such as difficult air pollution levels and difficult to judge air quality grades
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[0023] Firstly, the theoretical basis used in the present invention is explained, that is, the principle of atmospheric scattering and the principle of optical effects. Atmospheric scattering refers to the phenomenon that when solar radiation enters the atmosphere and encounters air molecules, dust, cloud droplets and other particles, the particles re-radiate electromagnetic waves to the surroundings according to a certain rule at the same frequency as the incident wave. According to the relationship between the particle size of scattering particles and the wavelength of the sun, scattering can be divided into molecular scattering (also known as Rayleigh scattering) and coarse particle scattering (also known as diffuse). The formation, particle types, characteristics and optical effects of the two types of scattering are shown in Table 1, where d is the d...
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