LBLRTM VS BeeStation-Hornet

The slow-and accurate way is to run a line-by-line code like the Line By Line Ratiative Transfer Model (LBLRTM). The code has to do repeated calculations for the M absoprtion lines in your band. The number of lines depend on the chemical makeup of the atmosphere, and some of the physical quantities like pressure and temperature, and how wide your band is. A source I often use for the absorption line data (and a good primer on the calculation) is the High-resolution transmission (HITRAN) database. To figure out how much energy the atmosphere absorbs, you need to calculate the absorption of each isotope at each frequency. For accurate results, your frequencies should be spaced about 1/10 the width of the absorption lines, which means that the number of frequencies is also proportional to your bandwidth.

This is a great idea, but it would be better if it was directly implemented into our codebase in order to not be against the rules.

Hi and welcome to the game! Yes, it is still active. When it comes to space station 13, you first need to find a server you like and then read the wiki for it. While other people may recommend other servers, I would recommend: TG Station 13 (https://tgstation13.org/), BeeStation (https://beestation13.com/) and GoonStation (https://goonhub.com/).

https://beestation13.com/ now YOU TOO can experience the wonder and glory of yesteryear.

The title leaves out a lot of details.

You could try Tegu Station. It's a /tg/ fork, but still quite different from it, so I am not sure if you'd like it or not. Fulp Station is a direct /tg/ fork, for instance, so it will be quite the same as /tg/, although you'd probably have a difficult time dealing with the admins here but you can give it a try. Bee Station is a "/tg/ fork" in a way, but really different from it, you might as well try checking it out.

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