نتایج جستجو برای: skylight

تعداد نتایج: 341  

Journal: :Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan 1996

Journal: :Journal of the Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan 1997

Journal: :Applied optics 2008
Nathan J Pust Joseph A Shaw

Clouds reduce the degree of linear polarization (DOLP) of skylight relative to that of a clear sky. Even thin subvisual clouds in the "twilight zone" between clouds and aerosols produce a drop in skylight DOLP long before clouds become visible in the sky. In contrast, the angle of polarization (AOP) of light scattered by a cloud in a partly cloudy sky remains the same as in the clear sky for mo...

Journal: :Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences 2011
Gábor Horváth András Barta István Pomozi Bence Suhai Ramón Hegedüs Susanne Akesson Benno Meyer-Rochow Rüdiger Wehner

Between AD 900 and AD 1200 Vikings, being able to navigate skillfully across the open sea, were the dominant seafarers of the North Atlantic. When the Sun was shining, geographical north could be determined with a special sundial. However, how the Vikings could have navigated in cloudy or foggy situations, when the Sun's disc was unusable, is still not fully known. A hypothesis was formulated i...

1989
RtJDIGER WEHNER Martin Lindauer R. WEHNER

In deriving compass information from the pattern of polarized light in the sky (celestial e-vector pattern), hymenopteran insects like bees and ants accomplish a truly formidable task. Theoretically, one could solve the task by going back to first principles and using spherical geometry to compute the exact position of the sun from single patches of polarized skylight. The insect, however, does...

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