Absorption and solar radiation spectra

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The discussion seeks advice on locating absorption spectra for fresh water and ice across the UV to IR wavelength range, as well as the solar radiation spectrum at Earth's surface after atmospheric effects. The requester prefers tabular data over graphical representations. Suggestions for finding this information include searching through journal articles and online resources. One participant recommends using Google searches for further assistance. The inquiry highlights the need for specific scientific data related to water and solar radiation.
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Hi,

I'm hoping someone can advise me on the best place to find the absorption spectra for water (fresh) and ice, for the wavelength range UV to IR. Also, I'm looking for the solar radiation spectrum at the surface of the Earth (i.e. after atmospheric effects have been taken into account).

It would be helpful, if possible, to get my hands on tabular figures rather than just graphical visualisations.

I realize that this information might be contained in journal articles and the like - that shouldn't be a problem.

Thanks in advance,

allHands
 
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All I can suggest is to try some google searches. Beyond that I cannot help you, sorry!
 
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