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Infrared aerosol extinction from visible and near-infrared light scattering.

The capability to scale from short-wavelength scattered light measured by several
 hypothetical instruments to IR aerosol extinction coefficients is evaluated in
 this simulation. Instruments consisting of a forward-scatter meter, integrating
 nephelometer, and combinations thereof are exposed to a large number of maritime
 aerosols with size distributions weighted by their frequency of occurrence.
 Statistical analysis of the wavelength scaling shows that particular two-channel
 scattering instruments give estimates of IR extinction for wavelengths between
 1.06 and 10.6 μm with an accuracy of
 ≤10%. A forward-scattering instrument gives an output
 proportional to particle volume and extinction at 10.6
 μm.