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Ship-based radiometer to measure the aerosol optical depth, sky radiance, and ocean reflection

John N. Porter

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A ship radiometer is currently being constructed which will make sun, sky and ocean surface multi-wavelength radiance measurements. The measurements will be used to derive aerosol and ocean surface optical properties. This paper describes the basic design of this radiometer.

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A ship radiometer is currently being constructed which will make sun, sky and ocean surface multi-wavelength radiance measurements. The measurements will be used to derive aerosol and ocean surface optical properties. This paper describes the basic design of this radiometer.

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A ship radiometer is currently being constructed which will make sun, sky and ocean surface multi-wavelength radiance measurements. The measurements will be used to derive aerosol and ocean surface optical properties. This paper describes the basic design of this radiometer.

Key concepts: Radiance, Radiometer, Remote sensing, Sky, Radiometry, Aerosol, Reflection (computer programming), Measure (data warehouse)

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