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Estimating the absorption coefficient of the bottom layer in four-layered turbid mediums based on the time-domain depth sensitivity of near-infrared light reflectance

Journal article (SPIE) published 2013-09-20 describing a method to estimate the absorption coefficient of a bottom layer in four-layer turbid media using time-domain depth sensitivity of near-infrared reflectance. Additional methodological details and results were not included in the supplied source data.

Categories: science-and-space

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The article presents a measurement approach relevant to optical characterization techniques in layered turbid media.

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Estimating the absorption coefficient of the bottom layer in four-layered turbid mediums based on the time-domain depth sensitivity of near-infrared light reflectance

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