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5 October 2007 Prime candidate Earth targets for the post-launch radiometric calibration of space-based optical imaging instruments
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This paper provides a comprehensive list of prime candidate terrestrial targets for consideration as benchmark sites for the post-launch radiometric calibration of space-based instruments. The key characteristics of suitable sites are outlined primarily with respect to selection criteria, spatial uniformity, and temporal stability. The establishment and utilization of such benchmark sites is considered to be an important element of the radiometric traceability of satellite image data products to SI standards for use in the accurate monitoring of environmental change.
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P. M. Teillet, J. A. Barsi, G. Chander, and K. J. Thome "Prime candidate Earth targets for the post-launch radiometric calibration of space-based optical imaging instruments", Proc. SPIE 6677, Earth Observing Systems XII, 66770S (5 October 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.733156
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Earth observing sensors

Satellites

Atmospheric particles

Landsat

Reflectivity

Aerosols

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