Calculation of co and cross component of the attenuated backscatter #313
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looks good and no comments as it are "only" additions. Can you ask @ulysses78 to test the branch on rsd2 for some days, then we can merge to dev if successful!
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I have switched to this branch on rsd2. Let's see what happens ;-) |
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Motivated by a request from Ronny, I computed the co and cross-polarized components of the attenuated backscatter so that the depol is beta_att_perp/beta_att_para. This would help for comparison, e.g., with Ceilometer.
This may also help when one needs a mean depolarization profile on a specific time window, since averaging the depol directly might induce artifacts.
I also added notes in the Heading of PicassoProcV3.m to keep track of the modifications to the PPC during the last two years (at least the ones I am aware of)