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Lunar Spectral Irradiance and Radiance (LUSI): New Instrumentation to Characterize the Moon as a Space-Based Radiometric Standard

机译:月球光谱辐照度和辐射度(LUSI):将月球表征为基于空间的辐射标准的新仪器

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The need to understand and monitor climate change has led to proposed radiometric accuracy requirements for space-based remote sensing instruments that are very stringent and currently outside the capabilities of many Earth orbiting instruments. A major problem is quantifying changes in sensor performance that occur from launch and during the mission. To address this problem on-orbit calibrators and monitors have been developed, but they too can suffer changes from launch and the harsh space environment. One solution is to use the Moon as a calibration reference source. Already the Moon has been used to remove post-launch drift and to cross-calibrate different instruments, but further work is needed to develop a new model with low absolute uncertainties capable of climate-quality absolute calibration of Earth observing instruments on orbit. To this end, we are proposing an Earth-based instrument suite to measure the absolute lunar spectral irradiance to an uncertainty1 of 0.5 % (k=1) over the spectral range from 320 nm to 2500 nm with a spectral resolution of approximately 0.3 %. Absolute measurements of lunar radiance will also be acquired to facilitate calibration of high spatial resolution sensors. The instruments will be deployed at high elevation astronomical observatories and flown on high-altitude balloons in order to mitigate the effects of the Earth’s atmosphere on the lunar observations. Periodic calibrations using instrumentation and techniques available from NIST will ensure traceability to the International System of Units (SI) and low absolute radiometric uncertainties.
机译:了解和监测气候变化的需求导致对天基遥感仪器提出的辐射测量精度要求非常严格,目前已超出许多地球轨道仪器的能力。一个主要问题是量化从发射和任务期间发生的传感器性能变化。为了解决这个问题,已经开发了轨道校准器和监测器,但是它们也可能遭受发射和恶劣的太空环境的影响。一种解决方案是使用Moon作为校准参考源。月球已经被用来消除发射后的漂移并交叉校准不同的仪器,但是还需要进一步的工作来开发一种具有低绝对不确定性的新模型,该模型能够对轨道上的地球观测仪器进行气候质量的绝对校准。为此,我们提出了一种基于地球的仪器套件,以测量在320 nm至2500 nm光谱范围内的绝对月球光谱辐照度,不确定度 1 为0.5%(k = 1)。光谱分辨率约为0.3%。还将获取月球辐射的绝对测量值,以利于校准高空间分辨率传感器。这些仪器将被部署在高海拔的天文观测台上,并悬挂在高空气球上,以减轻地球大气层对月球观测的影响。使用NIST提供的仪器和技术进行的定期校准将确保可追溯到国际单位制(SI),并且绝对辐射度不确定性低。

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