A test of the ability of current bulk optical models to represent the radiative properties of cirrus cloud across the mid-and far-infrared
Richard Bantges(National Centre for Earth Observation), Juliet C. Pickering(Imperial College London), Keith Bower(University of Manchester), J. E. Murray(Imperial College London), Stuart Fox(Met Office), Helen Brindley(Imperial College London), Alan Last(Imperial College London), Cathryn Fox(Met Office), Bryan A. Baum(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Chawn Harlow(Met Office), Ping Yang(Sichuan University), Sebastian O’Shea(University of Manchester)
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