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Post-launch calibration of satellite sensors :

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9058096939

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9789058096937

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b592161

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Post-launch calibration of satellite sensors :

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[Book]

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proceedings of the International Workshop on Radiometric and Geometric Calibration, 2-5 December 2003, Gulfport, Mississippi, USA

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edited by Stanley A. Morain nd Amelia M. Budge.

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Leiden [Netherlands] ; New York

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A.A. Balkema

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©2004.

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ix, 193 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.

Series Title

International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) book series, v. 2.

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Chapter 1: Needs, Terms, and Procedures for CalibrationHow well do we understand Earth observation electro-optical sensor parameters? G. JosephMetrology for remote sensing radiometryB.C. Johnson, S.W. Brown & J.P. RiceStability and accuracy requirements for passive satellite sensors for global climate change monitoringR. Datla, W. Emery, G. Ohring, R. Spencer, & B. WielickiChapter 2: Calibration Standards and GuidelinesValidated data and removal of bias through traceability to SI unitsN.P. FoxStatus of standardization project ISO 19130W. KresseA proposed ISO/TC 211 standards project on radiometric calibration of remote sensing dataL. DiChapter 3: Techniques for In-flight and On-orbit CalibrationSystem-level approach to characterization and radiometric calibration of a space-based electro-optical sensorJ. Tansock, A. Thurgood & M. LarsenOn-orbit MTF assessment of satellite camerasD. Leger, F. Viallefont P. Deliot & C. ValorgeUSGS/OSU progress with digital camera in-situ calibration methodsD.C. Merchant, A. Schenk, T. Yoon & A. HabibIssues and methods for in-flight and on-orbit calibrationK. JacobsenChapter 4: Intersensor CalibrationIn-flight intersensor radiometric calibration using vicarious approachesK.J. ThomeValidating the MISR radiometric scale for the ocean aerosol science communityC.J. Bruegge, W. Abdou, D.J. Diner, B.J. Gaitley, M. Helmlinger, R.A. Kahn & J.V. MartonchikChapter 5: Calibration ProgramsForty years of experience with SPOT in-flight calibrationC. Valorge, A. Meygret, L. Lebegue, P. Henry, A. Bouillon, R. Gachet, E. Breton, D. Leger & F. ViallefontThe Joint Agency Commercial Imagery Evaluation (JACIE) team product characterization approachV. Zanoni, M. Pagnutti, R.Ryan, D. Helder, W. Lehman, S. Roylance & G. SnyderCamera calibration program in the United States: past, present, and futureG.Y.G. LeeChapter 6: Building and Characterizing Calibration Test RangesIn-flight characterization of spatial quality using point spread functionsD. Helder, T. Choi & M. RangaswamyTest ranges for metric calibration and validation of high-resolution satellite imaging systemsG. Dial & J. GrodeckiLocating potential vicarious calibration sites for high-spectral resolution sensors in the Negev Desert by GIS analysisU. Gilead & A. Karnieli

Parallel Title

Calibration of satellite sensors; Radiometric and geometric calibration

Artificial satellites in remote sensing -- Instruments -- Calibration -- Congresses.

Radiometers -- Calibration -- Congresses.

Remote sensing -- Instruments -- Calibration -- Congresses.

edited by Stanley A. Morain nd Amelia M. Budge.

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