modtran_eval_results.csv

question,answer,predicted,BERTScore_F1
What atmospheric models are included with MODTRAN?,"Tropical, mid-latitude summer, mid-latitude winter, sub-arctic summer, sub-arctic winter, U.S. standard","MODTRAN provides 6 built-in model atmospheres: Tropical, Mid-latitude summer, Mid-latitude winter, Sub-arctic summer, Sub-arctic winter, and US Standard 1976.  Users can also enter their own profiles. (Page 89)",0.89045244
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-What atmospheric models are included with MODTRAN?,Page 19,"Tropical, Mid-latitude summer, Mid-latitude winter, Sub-arctic summer, Sub-arctic winter, and US Standard 1976 are included with MODTRAN.  (Page 89)",0.8110852
How do I set the atmospheric water vapor content to the standard atmosphere?,Set H2OSTR to 1.0,"Select ""US Standard 1976"" from the ""Model"" dropdown menu in the Atmosphere tab.",0.82688975
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-How do I set the atmospheric water vapor content to the standard atmosphere?,Page 52,"To set the atmospheric water vapor content to the standard atmosphere, select one of the six built-in model atmospheres, which include the ""US Standard 1976,"" using the ""Model"" options in the Atmosphere tab (Page 11).  You can also create user-defined profiles (Page 11). Another option is to use the 'MODEL' keyword within the 'ATMOSPHERE' JSONObject (Page 28).",0.7879687
How do I set the surface temperature to 279 K?,Set TPTEMP to 279,"Uncheck the ""Default Temperature"" box in the Surfaces tab and enter 279 in the adjacent box. Ensure the units are set to Kelvin.",0.82670957
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-How do I set the surface temperature to 279 K?,Page 156,"Remove the check on the **Default** box following **Temperature**. Then enter the desired ground temperature (279 K), using radio buttons to choose between Kelvin and Celsius units. (Page 21)",0.8073552
"If I want to specify the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere, what field is relevant?",PROF_O2,"To specify the amount of oxygen, use the `O2STR` keyword within the `ATMOSPHERE` JSONObject.  If using a user-defined profile (`MODEL` = `ATM_USER_ALT_PROFILE`), oxygen values are specified within the `""PROFILES""` array using `""TYPE"":""PROF_OXYGEN""`. (Pages 41, 47-48, 89, 91)",0.8142033
"Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-If I want to specify the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere, what field is relevant?",Page 56,"Any of the molecular profiles can be scaled.  A scale factor of 0.0000 is interpreted as no scaling, equivalent to 1.0000. (Page 11)",0.82349986
How do I set the the aerosol visibility to urban?,Set field [MODTRANINPUT][AEROSOLS][IHAZE] to AER_URBAN,"Select ""Urban"" from the *Model* drop-down menu in the *Aerosols* section of the *Clouds & Aerosols* window. (Page 13)",0.8157179
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-How do I set the the aerosol visibility to urban?,Page 60,"Page 13: MODTRAN includes 9 built-in aerosol models, one of which is ""Urban"".  You can select it from the *Model* drop-down menu in the *Aerosols* section of the *Clouds & Aerosols* Window.",0.82025063
"In the configuration file, how do I set surface reflectivity to 60%.",Set field [MODTRANINPUT][SURFACE][SURREF] to 0.6,"To set a constant surface reflectivity to 60%, set `SURFTYPE` to `REFL_CONSTANT` and enter `0.6` in the `REFLECTANCE` box.  Additionally, page 21 describes setting constant reflectance, and page 35 shows a configuration snippet with `SURFTYPE` and reflectivity values.",0.8203288
"Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-In the configuration file, how do I set surface reflectivity to 60%.","Page 37, 81","To set the surface reflectivity to 60%, set the value of the  `SURREF` keyword to 0.6 when `SURFTYPE` is set to `REFL_CONSTANT`. (Page 23)",0.7944811
How do you call the MODTRAN GUI from the command line?,mod6gui,"To run the MODTRAN GUI in Windows, click the ""MODTRAN6 GUI"" shortcut. For Linux and Mac, run the script `<path>/bin/linux/mod6gui` or `<path>/bin/macos/mod6gui` respectively, where `<path>` is the MODTRAN6 directory. (Page 6)",0.8081023
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-How do you call the MODTRAN GUI from the command line?,Page 15,"For Linux and Mac users, the GUI is initialized by running a script: `<...>/bin/linux/mod6gui` or `<...>/bin/macos/mod6gui` where `<...>` is the full or relative path to the MODTRAN6 directory. (Page 6)",0.77987325
"If you want to run MODTRAN from the command line using an input json file, what is the command?",mod6c_cons,The provided text describes how to run MODTRAN using the GUI or by converting .tp5 files to .json files. It does not contain the command to run MODTRAN from the command line using a .json input file.,0.7959351
"Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-If you want to run MODTRAN from the command line using an input json file, what is the command?","Page 13, 14","To run MODTRAN from the command line using an input JSON file, see instructions mentioned on Page 27.",0.80603164
What file includes the full radiance data?,tp7,"The files containing full radiance data are denoted by `.r_k` (r_kdis.dat) and `_b.r_k` (r_kdis.bin).  (Page 4.7)  Additionally, spectral radiance data can be found in `.tp7` (tape7),`_b.tp7` (tape7b), `.plt` (pltout), `_b.plt` (pltoutb), and within the ""FLUXES"" JSONObject when multiple scattering calculations are performed. (Pages 4.3, 4.5, and 81)",0.7743452
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-What file includes the full radiance data?,Page 88,"The files with the full radiance data are specified as ""*.r_k"" and ""*_b.r_k"".  (Page 4.7)",0.8054742
What file includes the radiance data convolved with a user-supplied SRF?,chn,The file `<ROOTNAME>_scan.csv` includes the radiance data convolved with a user-supplied SRF. (Page 71),0.7839959
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this- What file includes the radiance data convolved with a user-supplied SRF?,Page 11,r_kdis.dat (Page 4.7),0.83215964
What range of solar zenith angle are allowed?,0 to 180 ,The allowed solar zenith angles range from 0° to 180°. (Page 55),0.83336747
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-What range of solar zenith angle are allowed?,Page 78,"Solar zenith angles are defined between 0° and 180°.  This information can be found across multiple pages, including those discussing geometry inputs and solar scattering angles, such as page 55 (where specific examples of 30° are given).  There is no single page that states the allowed range.",0.79898494
"How to set a surface ground temperature, distinct from the surface air temperature, for lines-of-sight not terminating at the ground?",Set SURFACE keyword SURREF to either ?LAMBER? or ?BRDF?; set SURFACE keyword NSURF to 2 and set SURFACE keyword AATEMP to the desired surface ground temperature in degrees Kelvin.,"To set a surface ground temperature different from the surface air temperature for lines-of-sight not terminating at the ground:

1. Set the `SURFACE` keyword `LAMBER` or `BRDF`.
2. Set the `SURFACE` keyword `NSURF` to 2.
3. Set the `SURFACE` keyword `AATEMP` to the desired ground temperature in Kelvin.


If a temperature is specified using the ""Temperature"" box in the GUI and the ""Default Temperature"" box is unchecked, grey-body surface emission will be included even if the LOS doesn't intersect the ground.",0.87613213
"Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-How to set a surface ground temperature, distinct from the surface air temperature, for lines-of-sight not terminating at the ground?",Page 156,"To define the ground surface temperature for lines-of-sight not terminating at the ground, set SURFACE keyword LAMBER or BRDF; set SURFACE keyword NSURF to 2; and set SURFACE keyword AATEMP to the desired temperature in Kelvin. (Page 98)",0.79768395
"If I want to specify the amount of nitrous oxide in the atmosphere, what field is relevant?",PROF_N2O,The `PROF_N2O` or `PROF_NITROUS_OXIDE` field is relevant for specifying the amount of nitrous oxide. (Page 47),0.8499733
"Can you tell me the page number where I can find this-If I want to specify the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere, what field is relevant?",Page 56,"Any of the molecular profiles can be scaled, including O3.  A scale factor of 0.0000 is interpreted as no scaling. If you want to zero out the O3 profile, use the drop-down boxes to replace ""Scaled"" with column density units of either g/cm^2 or atm-cm. (Page 11)",0.80292183
What is the meaning of CHKRES Warning? ,DV is being increased from 3.000000 to 15.000000 CM-1. The output step size cannot be smaller than the band model resolution,"CHKRES warnings are generated when spectral response functions do not drop to zero at their endpoints. MODTRAN models the responses as zero outside the spectral range, generating the warning.  Also, super refractive conditions, where the line of sight turns downward, can cause a CHKRES warning, but only for non-vertical paths. It is important to note that warnings generally do not indicate faulty calculations. (Pages 38, 46)",0.82513857
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this- What is the meaning of CHKRES Warning? ,Page 96,"The meaning of CHKRES warning is explained on page 46.  It occurs when the output spectral step size exceeds the spectral resolution, resulting in gaps in spectral coverage.",0.81771094
What is the keyword used for JSONObject for spectral bandpass and related inputs?,SPECTRAL,SPECTRAL (Page 30),0.94234455
Can you tell me the page number where I can find this - What is the keyword used for JSONObject for spectral bandpass and related inputs?,Page 45,"SPECTRAL is the keyword used for JSONObject for spectral bandpass and related inputs. (Page 30, 31, 78)",0.8083677