Sample Prague sky radiance at a chosen wavelength.
calculate_sky_radiance.RdEvaluate the Prague spectral sky model at arbitrary spherical
directions and return radiance at a user-specified wavelength. Use
render_mode = "all" for atmosphere + solar disk, "atmosphere" for
atmospheric radiance only, or "sun" for the solar disk only.
Usage
calculate_sky_radiance(
phi,
theta,
lambda_nm,
altitude = 0,
elevation = 10,
visibility = 50,
albedo = 0.5,
azimuth = 90,
number_cores = 1,
wide_spectrum = FALSE,
render_mode = "all"
)Arguments
- phi
Azimuthal angle of the sample, degrees. Vectorized. Range 0 to 360.
- theta
Vertical angle of the sample, degrees. Vectorized. Range -90 to 90.
- lambda_nm
Wavelength in nanometers. Vectorized. Must lie within the loaded Prague dataset range.
- altitude
Default
0, vectorized. Altitude of the viewer in meters. Range 0 to 15000.- elevation
Default
10, vectorized. Solar elevation angle above/below the horizon (degrees). Range -4.2 to 90.- visibility
Default
50, vectorized. Range 20 to 131.8. Meteorological range in kilometers for Prague model.- albedo
Default
0.5, vectorized. Range 0 to 1. Ground albedo.- azimuth
Default
90, single value. Solar azimuth (degrees). Defaults South.- number_cores
Default
1. Number of threads to use in computation.- wide_spectrum
Default
FALSE. Whether to use the wide-spectrum (55-channel, polarised) coefficients.- render_mode
Default
"all". One of"all","atmosphere", or"sun". Use"all"for atmosphere + solar disk,"atmosphere"for atmospheric radiance only, or"sun"for the solar disk only.
Examples
if(run_documentation()) {
lambda_vals = calculate_sky_radiance(
phi = c(90, 90),
theta = c(45, 45),
lambda_nm = 550,
altitude = c(0, 10000),
elevation = 20,
visibility = 80,
albedo = 0.1
)
cbind(altitude = c(0, 10000), radiance = lambda_vals)
}
#> Coefficient file for this setting not yet present: this is a large file (2.4GB), download? [y/n]
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