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A model of degree of scattering polarization for oil spilling

Wang Xiao, Xu Jiang, Qian Weixian, Ouyang Jingyi

Optica Applicata

2020

Vol. 50, nr 3

433--445

Oil slicks often show uncertain surface roughness and Fresnel reflection parameters. Consequently, differentiating oil spilled on the seawater in these areas using optical sensors is a challenge. Therefore, the optical mechanism of the oil film has been studied by the Maxwell equation. It is found that the polarization characteristics of the oil slicks can help us to overcome this problem. According to the Fresnel formula, the scattering coefficient and scattering rate of the homogeneous oil film have been deduced, and the phase difference of the scattering electromagnetic wave has also been calculated to verify the accuracy of the model. The parameter, a degree of scattering polarization, has been derived to identify the oil slicks on the sea wave. It depends on accurately knowing the Stokes parameter for the reflected light, and varies with the refractive index of the surface layer and viewing angles. The actual spilled oil has been measured by this model, and the oil film can be accurately identified at various angles. These preliminary results suggest that the potential of multi-angle polarization measurement of ocean surface needs further researches.

On reflection and refraction of plane electromagnetic waves at a conducting matter surface

Leble S., Vereshchagina S.

TASK Quarterly : scientific bulletin of Academic Computer Centre in Gdansk

2016

Vol. 20, No 2

207--217

A general problem of monochrome plane electromagnetic wave reflection and refraction at the interface between the conducting medium and the dielectric is formulated and solved by symbolic computation for given incident wave polarization. The conductivity account via the Ohm law directly in the Maxwell equation leads to a complex wavenumber and hence complex amplitudes of the reflected and refracted waves. Atomic absorption is taken into account via the imaginary part of permittivity. The general formula for the time-averaged Pointing vector in the conducting media as a function of the medium parameters and the incident angle is derived and used for the refraction angle definition. The result is compared with textbooks and recent publications. The dependence of intensity as a function of the angle to the interface is determined also via the Pointing vector as a function of the incident wave and medium parameters.