multiple-scattering

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Radiative transfer in which more than one scattering event may be of importance before transmission, reflection, or absorption.

Multiple-scattering is the dominant effect on the transfer of solar radiation within clouds, giving rise to diffuse radiation.
Compare single-scattering.

Radiative transfer in which more than one scattering event may be of importance before transmission, reflection, or absorption.

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