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| In both optical oceanography (bio-optical) and biophotonics, one of the main objectives is to be able to simulate the propagation of light in heterogeneous turbid media. The most widely used approach is the Monte Carlo method which is a standard for its flexibility and reliability in modeling the geometry of a heterogeneous system. Seawater has been selected as an object of study because advantages in recent years in photonic technologies have improved experimental methods for analyzing waters. Original simulation results are presented in the analysis of water with different concentrations of phytoplankton, with the aim to facilitate the characterization of different types of water. The method reveals the differences that can be found in the characterization and diagnosis of water. The intent of this work is to show how it is possible to identify a type of water, according to the concentration of phytoplankton, being obtained by commercial simulation software. | |
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Optical Review |
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1340-6000 |
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0,546 |
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Datos JCR del año 2013 |
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