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    • Teledetección

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    • La distribución angular precisa de las partículas es esencial para los modelos bio-ópticos en la teledetección del color oceánico y el Lidar.
    • La adquisición simultánea de la retrodispersión de luz polarizada en un amplio rango angular, especialmente cerca de los 180°, sigue siendo un desafío técnico.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Desarrollar y demostrar un método para adquirir el patrón angular del vector de Stokes retrodispersado (BSAP) de partículas individuales en agua.
    • Caracterizar las propiedades de las microalgas mediante mediciones de BSAP y validar con simulaciones.

    Principales métodos:

    • Se empleó una configuración conceptual que utiliza un sistema óptico confocal para medir el BSAP.
    • Las mediciones cubrieron ángulos de dispersión de 112° a 179.5° con alta resolución angular.
    • Se utilizaron la teoría de Mie y las simulaciones de aproximación de dipolo discreto (DDA) para la calibración y el análisis.

    Principales resultados:

    • Se adquirió con éxito el BSAP de partículas individuales, incluida la retrodispersión cerca de los 180°.
    • La calibración con microesferas y la teoría de Mie validaron el sistema de medición.
    • Se midieron los BSAP de cuatro especies de microalgas, revelando propiedades físicas detalladas influenciadas por el tamaño, la forma y la orientación.

    Conclusiones:

    • El método desarrollado permite la caracterización detallada de las propiedades ópticas de las partículas a través de la medición de BSAP.
    • La comprensión del BSAP es vital para refinar los modelos bio-ópticos y mejorar las tecnologías de teledetección.
    • Las simulaciones DDA explican eficazmente la influencia de la morfología de las partículas en el BSAP.