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| + | ====== Master theses topics ====== | ||
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| + | ===== Topics for Master Theses at the Chair of Experimental Meteorology ===== | ||
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| + | **If you are interested in a Master Thesis at the Chair of Experimental Meteorology (Mayer) please contact the professors | ||
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| + | [[bernhard.mayer@lmu.de|Bernhard Mayer]]' | ||
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| + | [[mark.wenig@lmu.de|Mark Wenig]]' | ||
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| + | **The following list shows some examples of typical topics from recent years** | ||
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| + | //Exploring the Potential of Ground-Based Cameras for Data Assimilation//, | ||
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| + | //Remote sensing of arctic cirrus microphysics using hyperspectral reflectivity measurements and polarized imaging//, Dennys Erdtmann, 2023 | ||
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| + | // Comparison of in Situ Measurements of Atmospheric Pollutants Using a Glider-Airplane with Measurements of a MAX-DOAS Spectrometer//, | ||
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| + | //Remote Sensing of Ice Crystal Orientation from Polarized Imaging of the Cloudglint//, | ||
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| + | Master Theses as pdf are available in the //internal area// | ||
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| + | ==== Estimation of visibility from image sequences ==== | ||
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| + | In this project image sequences have to be analyzed in order to derive visibility range information. Different landmarks at different distances from the camera, e.g. high-rise building or church spires, can be used to derive optical parameters that depend on the visibility. Those parameters could be the local variability or the difference of the intensity of the object compared to the view in the sky close to the object, and can be compared to aerosol optical depths that have been measured at the same time. | ||
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| + | The project includes the following steps: | ||
| + | - Automatic adjustment of the images from the sequence in case the camera shifted | ||
| + | - Chose useful objects in the field of view | ||
| + | - Determine intensity differences between objects and the sky | ||
| + | - Derive local structure parameters, e.g. local variability | ||
| + | - Explore further optical parameters using digital image processing operators | ||
| + | - Analysis of the dependency of the derived parameters on aerosol optical depths measured independently | ||
| + | - Simulation of the optical parameters using a radiative transfer model and comparison with parameters derived from the image sequence | ||
| + | - Installation of more cameras and implementation of a real-time evaluation | ||
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| + | ===== External Projects ===== | ||
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| + | ===== Form ===== | ||
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