Volume 9, SeaWiFS postlaunch calibration and validation analyses, Part 1

NASA Technical Memorandum - SeaWIFS Postlaunch Technical Report Series

Volumn , Issue 9, 2000, Pages 1-82

  McClain, C R ^a   Ainsworth, E J ^a   Barnes, R A ^a   Eplee R E , Jr ^a   Patt, F S ^a   Robinson, W D ^a   Wang, M ^a   Bailey, S W ^a  

^a NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

CALIBRATION; DATA QUALITY; OCEAN COLOR; RADIOMETER; SATELLITE SENSOR; SEAWIFS;

EID: 0034525792     PISSN: 15228789     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

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1. AMT-5 Cruise Report
2. The Atlantic Meridional Transect: Overview and synthesis of data
3. Modifications to the TOMS ozone ancillary data interpolation
4. Normalized water-leaving radiance and chlorophyll a match-up analyses
5. The SeaWiFS solar diffuser
6. SeaWiFS measurements of the moon
7. The calibration of SeaWiFS after two years on orbit
8. Changes in the radiometric sensitivity of SeaWiFS determined from lunar and solar-based measurements
9. The SeaWiFS Solar Radiation-Based Calibration and the Transfer-to-Orbit Experiment
10. Classification of coccolithophore blooms in ocean color imagery
11. Coccolithophorid blooms in the global ocean
12. Validation of atmospheric correction over the oceans
13. Measurements of the roughness of the sea surface from photographs of the sun's glitter
14. SeaWiFS algorithm flow chart
15. Algorithm for the application of the sensor calibration for SeaWiFS level-2 processing
16. Lunar data analysis for SeaWiFS calibration
17. MOBY data analysis for vicarious calibration of SeaWiFS
18. Cloud-top radiance analysis for SeaWiFS bilinear gain knee calibration
19. Solar data analysis for SeaWiFS calibration
20. Coastal zone color scanner "system calibration": A retrospective examination
21. An evaluation of surface wind products for use in SeaWiFS
22. Algorithm for atmospheric and glint corrections of satellite measurements of ocean pigment
23. Spectral reflectance of sea foam in the visible and near infrared: In situ measurements and remote sensing implications
24. Remote sensing of ocean color: A methodology for dealing with broad spectral bands and significant out-of-band response
25. In-orbit calibration strategy for ocean color sensors
26. Clear water radiances for atmospheric correction of coastal zone color scanner imagery
27. Exact Rayleigh scattering calculations for use with the Nimbus-7 Coastal Zone Color Scanner
28. Surface roughness considerations for atmospheric correction of ocean color sensors. 1: Rayleigh scattering component
29. Retrieval of water-leaving radiance and aerosol optical thickness over the oceans with SeaWiFS: A preliminary algorithm
30. Influence of oceanic whitecaps on atmospheric correction of ocean color sensors
31. The simulated SeaWiFS data set, version 1
32. The simulated SeaWiFS data set, version 2
33. Bidirectional reflectance spectroscopy. 4. Extinction and the opposition effect
34. Photometric properties of lunar terrains derived from Hapke's equation
35. An overview of SeaWiFS and ocean color
36. Calibration evaluation and radiometric testing of field radiometers with the SeaWiFS quality monitor
37. The Sea-BOARR-98 field campaign
38. A comprehensive plan for the calibration and validation of SeaWiFS data
39. An evaluation of oceanographic radiometers and deployment methodologies
40. The description of the SeaWiFS absorbing aerosol index
41. Radiometric measurement comparison using the Ocean Color and Temperature Scanner (OCTS) visible and near infrared integrating sphere
42. Radiometric and engineering performance of the SeaWiFS Quality Monitor (SQM): A portable light source for field radiometers
43. The 1997 Prelaunch Radiometric Calibration of SeaWiFS
44. Use of the moon for spacecraft calibration over 350-2500 nm
45. Effective reflectance of oceanic whitecaps
46. Monochromatic phase curves and albedos for the lunar disk
47. Calibration and validation plan for SeaWiFS
48. SeaWiFS quality control masks and flags: Initial algorithms and implementation strategy
49. SeaWiFS calibration and validation quality control procedures
50. Science quality SeaWiFS data for global biosphere research
51. SIMBIOS project 1998 annual report
52. Oceanic whitecaps
53. Spectral reflectance of whitecaps: Instrumentation, calibration, and performance in coastal waters
54. Spectral reflectance of whitecaps: Their contribution to water-leaving radiance
55. Diffuse reflectance of oceanic waters. III. Implication of bidirectionality for the remote sensing problem
56. SeaWiFS algorithm for the diffuse attentuation coefficient, K(490), using water-leaving radiances at 490 and 555 nm
57. Ocean color chlorophyll algorithms for SeaWiFS
58. Ocean color chlorophyll a algorithms for SeaWiFS, OC2, and OC4: Version 4
59. AMT-1 cruise report and preliminary results
60. Vicarious calibration of SeaWiFS band 7
61. Changes made in the operational SeaWiFS processing
62. Models for the aerosols of the lower atmosphere and the effects of humidity variations on their optical properties
63. Atmospheric correction of satellite ocean color imagery: The black pixel assumption
64. Aquamarine waters recorded for the first time in the Eastern Bering Sea
65. Atmospheric correction of ocean color sensors: Computing atmospheric diffuse transmittance
66. The SeaWiFS atmospheric correction algorithm updates
67. A simple, moderately accurate, atmospheric correction algorithm for SeaWiFS
68. Comparing the ocean color measurements between MOS and SeaWiFS: A vicarious inter-calibration approach for MOS
69. Correction of the sun glint contamination on the SeaWiFS aerosol optical thickness retrievals
70. SeaWiFS aerosol optical thickness match-up analyses
71. Modeling of the SeaWiFS solar and lunar observations
72. Remote sensing of ocean color: Assessment of water-leaving radiance bidirectional effects on atmospheric diffuse transmittance
73. Offshore tower shading effects on in-water optical measurements