In view of the problem of attenuation or polarization state change caused by atmospheric radiation transmission in the long-distance path transmission of target polarization information, the atmospheric polarization characteristics based on atmospheric vector radiative transmission are studied, and the polarization characteristic modeling is completed. First using rough sea surface Cox-Munk model and Fresnel reflection law to simulate the real sea surface radiation state, determine the environmental data needed for the simulation, then based on radiation transmission simulation tools analysis of atmospheric Rayleigh scattering and aerosol scattering influence on the polarization radiation state, finally with the sea surface radiation state coupling get atmospheric top polarization radiation state. In order to verify the correctness of the proposed modeling method, the modeling results of this method are compared with the data actually obtained by the polarization detector of DPC. The results show that the overall trend and consistency of the observed and simulated values are good. This method can effectively simulate the polarization characteristics of the sea atmosphere in sunny and cloudy weather and provide good data support for the offshore polarization detection in sunny and cloudy weather conditions.
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