Single-Latitude Results --- I/F and SSA Spectra and PCA

Single-latitude cuts were made at 18 Jovian locations:

8 in the Great Red Spot (GRS)	grs_bright_n grs_bright_s grs_center grs_dark_sw grs_mid_ne grs_mid_nw grs_mid_se grs_mid_sw
4 in Oval BA a.k.a. the Little Red Spot (LRS)	lrs_bright_w lrs_center lrs_dark_w lrs_mid_w
3 in the Tiny Red Spot (TRS)	trs_bright_n trs_center trs_dark_sw
1 in the South Equatorial Zone (SEZ)	sez
1 in the North Equatorial Belt (NEB)	neb
1 in the South Equatorial Belt (SEB) (This one did not converge in any of the models. It is not included in the plots that follow.)	seb

The single-scattering albedo (SSA) values reported here are averages of the tropospheric haze SSA from models with chi^2 less than 1.0. Notice that SSA(255 nm) and SSA(343 nm) are fixed at the value of SSA(375 nm) in the tropospheric haze.

The following are results from principal component analyses (PCA) performed on the above sets of spectra after the subtraction of the mean spectrum (in bold).

PCA of I/F spectra for all filters where SSA is free to vary in the models (i.e., all but 255 nm and 343 nm).

PCA of SSA spectra for all filters where SSA is free to vary in the models (i.e., all but 255 nm and 343 nm).

PCA of I/F spectra for all filters redward of 400 nm.

PCA of SSA spectra for all filters redward of 400 nm.