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Effect of Clouds on Earth-like Planetary Thermal Emission Spectra at High Resolution
Clouds have an impact on the radiative transfer in planetary atmospheres by changing the planetary spectra (intensities and shapes) due to extinction events. Thereby, they influence the atmospheric and surface temperatures and can also generate false negative biomarker signatures.
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