The depolarization ratio is a term commonly used in the fields of optics, atmospheric science, and remote sensing to describe the degree of light polarization change after scattering, particularly in relation to particles or aerosols in the atmosphere. It is defined as the ratio of the intensity of the scattered light that is polarized to the intensity of the light that is unpolarized or the total intensity of the light.
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