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Effects of Clouds on High Resolution Thermal Emission Spectra of Terrestrial Exo-Planets
For an investigation of the potential habitability of terrestrial exo-planets the spectroscopic characterization of the planetary atmosphere and the identification of biomarker signatures is crucial. The radiative transfer is critically dependent on atmospheric (pressure, temperature, composition) a
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