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10 November 2003 Radiometric calibration of the HIRDLS flight instrument from prelaunch calibration data
Thomas D. Eden Jr., John C. Gille, John J. Barnett, Philip I. Arter, Christopher L. Hepplewhite, Christopher W. P. Palmer, Daniel M. Peters, Robert E. J. Watkins, John G. Whitney
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Abstract
Results from a pre-launch radiometric calibration of the 21-channel HIRDLS instrument will be presented. These data were obtained during a pre-launch calibration of HIRDLS at Oxford University (Fall 2002). Two external blackbody cavities were used to generate temperatures between ~90 K to ~320 K. These blackbodies were located, along with HIRDLS, inside a large vacuum chamber. Data were taken at three different focal-plane temperatures (61 K, 66 K, and 71 K). This paper will cover a variety of details; such as, data--taking procedures, analysis methodology, and the resulting linearity analyses.
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Thomas D. Eden Jr., John C. Gille, John J. Barnett, Philip I. Arter, Christopher L. Hepplewhite, Christopher W. P. Palmer, Daniel M. Peters, Robert E. J. Watkins, and John G. Whitney "Radiometric calibration of the HIRDLS flight instrument from prelaunch calibration data", Proc. SPIE 5152, Infrared Spaceborne Remote Sensing XI, (10 November 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.507670
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

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Mirrors

Sensors

Black bodies

Signal detection

Data acquisition

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