1997 年 63 巻 609 号 p. 1777-1782
Under the condition of hemispherical incidence, a spectral-global pyranometer with a cutoff filter is used to measure the spectral property of insolation. In order to investigate the property classified into wavelength ranges covered by this means, I (λC) and H (λC) of radiation energy ranged over the cutoff wavelength were made from the measurements and the calculations by applying Bird's model which designated the spectral property of insolation. Then the ratios of those to global insolations IT and HT, R1 (λC) and RH (λC), were determined, and, based on the resluts, the influence of solar altitude, precipitable water, atmospheric turbidity and albedo on those ratios was examined. Consequently, it was clarified that those factors had good influence on I (λC) and H (λC), and a negligible influence on R1 (λC) and RH (λC).