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−	== Basic Terms and Definitions ==	+	== Search for Term by Name ==
		+	This'll be a thing
−	== Advanced Terms and Definitions ==	+	== Basic Terms and Defintions  ==
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		+	Now its time to learn the basic input variables used in KRC.
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		+	:'''Thermal Inertia''': the reluctance of a material to change temperature
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		+	:'''Conductivity:''' how easily a material transports heat and energy through itself
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		+	:'''Density:''' the amount of mass, or matter, contained within a specific volume
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		+	:'''Specific Heat:''' the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of a material
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		+	:'''Input parameters:''' values given by the user, used in calculations within the model
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		+	:'''Opacity:''' the translucence of a material
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		+	:'''Albedo:''' the brightness of a material
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		+	:'''Emissivity:''' the energy given off by a material
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		+	:'''Slope:''' angle of incline of a surface above or below horizontal
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		+	:'''Azimuth:''' direction of slope as measured starting from north and moving through east
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		+	:'''L<sub>S</sub> :''' The seasonal indicator. The Value used to distinguish the time of year. The time of year
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		+	:'''Pressure:'''
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		+	:'''Diurnal Temperature:''' Changes in temperatures that occur over the course of a day (i.e. daily temperatures).
		+	== Advanced Terms and Definitions ==
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		+	:'''Single Layer Atmosphere:''' A thin atmosphere where, at any given time, the temperature is the same everywhere.  Even though temperature can vary with time, the entire atmosphere varies together.
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		+	:'''Two-Stream Delta-Eddington Model:''' Allows for two spectral regions in the atmosphere: solar and thermal
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		+	:'''Solar Radiation:'''  The energy reaching the surface from the sun itself
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		+	:'''Thermal Energy:''' The energy reaching the surface from emission of the atmosphere itself
	== Alphabetical Name List ==		== Alphabetical Name List ==
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		+	[[A|A:]]
		+	:[[ALBEDO|ALBEDO]]
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		+	[[B|B:]]
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		+	[[C|C:]]
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		+	[[D|D:]]
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		+	[[E|E:]]
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		+	[[F|F:]]
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		+	[[G|G:]]
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		+	[[H|H:]]
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		+	[[I|I:]]
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		+	[[J|J:]]
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		+	[[K|K:]]
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		+	[[L|L:]]
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		+	[[M|M:]]
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		+	[[N|N:]]
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		+	[[O|O:]]
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		+	[[P|P:]]
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		+	[[Q|Q:]]
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		+	[[R|R:]]
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		+	[[S|S:]]
		+	:[[SLOPE|SLOPE]]
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		+	:[[SLOAZI (Azimuth)|SLOAZI (Azimuth)]]
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		+	[[T|T:]]
		+	:[[T (Temperature)|T (Temperature)]]
		+	:[[TAUD (Dust Opacity)|TAUD (Dust Opacity)]]
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		+
		+	[[U|U:]]
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		+	[[V|V:]]
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		+	[[W|W:]]
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		+	[[X|X:]]
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		+	[[Y|Y:]]
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		+	[[Z|Z:]]
	== Alphabetical Category List ==		== Alphabetical Category List ==
−	== Search for Term by Name ==	+	[[A|A:]]
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		+	:[[Albedo|Albedo]]
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		+	[[B|B:]]
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		+	[[C|C:]]
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		+	[[D|D:]]
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		+	[[E|E:]]
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		+	:[[Emissivity|Emissivity]]
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		+	[[F|F:]]
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		+	:[[Frost|Frost]]
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		+	[[G|G:]]
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		+	[[H|H:]]
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		+	[[I|I:]]
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		+	:[[Inertia|Inertia]]
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		+	[[J|J:]]
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		+	[[K|K:]]
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		+	[[L|L:]]
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		+	:[[Layers|Layers]]
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		+	[[M|M:]]
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		+	:[[Morphology (Slope, Elevation, etc.)|Morphology (Slope, Elevation, etc.)]]
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		+	[[N|N:]]
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		+	[[O|O:]]
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		+	:[[Opacity|Opacity]]
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		+	[[P|P:]]
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		+	[[Q|Q:]]
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		+	[[R|R:]]
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		+	[[S|S:]]
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		+	:[[Subsurface|Subsurface]]
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		+	:[[Spin-Up|Spin-Up]]
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		+	[[T|T:]]
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		+	:[[Temperature|Temperature]]
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		+	[[U|U:]]
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		+	[[V|V:]]
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		+	[[W|W:]]
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		+	[[X|X:]]
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		+	[[Y|Y:]]
		+
		+	[[Z|Z:]]

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Latest revision as of 20:10, 13 July 2017

Contents 1 Search for Term by Name 2 Basic Terms and Defintions 3 Advanced Terms and Definitions 4 Alphabetical Name List 5 Alphabetical Category List

[edit] Search for Term by Name

This'll be a thing

[edit] Basic Terms and Defintions

Now its time to learn the basic input variables used in KRC.

Thermal Inertia: the reluctance of a material to change temperature

Conductivity: how easily a material transports heat and energy through itself

Density: the amount of mass, or matter, contained within a specific volume

Specific Heat: the amount of energy required to raise the temperature of a material

Input parameters: values given by the user, used in calculations within the model

Opacity: the translucence of a material

Albedo: the brightness of a material

Emissivity: the energy given off by a material

Slope: angle of incline of a surface above or below horizontal

Azimuth: direction of slope as measured starting from north and moving through east

L_S : The seasonal indicator. The Value used to distinguish the time of year. The time of year

Pressure:

Diurnal Temperature: Changes in temperatures that occur over the course of a day (i.e. daily temperatures).

[edit] Advanced Terms and Definitions

Single Layer Atmosphere: A thin atmosphere where, at any given time, the temperature is the same everywhere. Even though temperature can vary with time, the entire atmosphere varies together.

Two-Stream Delta-Eddington Model: Allows for two spectral regions in the atmosphere: solar and thermal

Solar Radiation: The energy reaching the surface from the sun itself

Thermal Energy: The energy reaching the surface from emission of the atmosphere itself

[edit] Alphabetical Name List

A:

ALBEDO

B:

C:

D:

E:

F:

G:

H:

I:

J:

K:

L:

M:

N:

O:

P:

Q:

R:

S:

SLOPE

SLOAZI (Azimuth)

T:

T (Temperature)

TAUD (Dust Opacity)

U:

V:

W:

X:

Y:

Z:

[edit] Alphabetical Category List

A:

Albedo

B:

C:

D:

E:

Emissivity

F:

Frost

G:

H:

I:

Inertia

J:

K:

L:

Layers

M:

Morphology (Slope, Elevation, etc.)

N:

O:

Opacity

P:

Q:

R:

S:

Subsurface

Spin-Up

T:

Temperature

U:

V:

W:

X:

Y:

Z: