Boundary-value problem of radiation transfer in optically thick layers is considered while describing ocean, cloudiness, aerosol particle outbreaks, dust traces and other specific effects resulted from large fires (forest, peat-lands, in steppe regions, anthropogenic). Space and angular distributions of radiation in view of polarization and depolarization inside the relevant layer of these media as well as reflected and passed through the layer radiation are formed as a result of multiple scattering and absorption.
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