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3 October 2022 Improved radiometric calibration of land imaging systems (IRIS) for civil and commercial space
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Abstract
The Improved Radiometric calibration of land Imaging Systems or IRIS is a compact full-spectrum calibration system that reduces the size, weight and power of conventional on-board radiometric sources into a single flat panel format by combining both carbon nanotube and LED technology within a Jones source design. Introduced in this presentation is a methodology that maintains in-flight traceability through a fusion of the on-board IRIS LED reference with Labsphere’s FLARE vicarious calibration system. The process known as IRIS-V provides SI traceability of the on-board VSWIR calibration system through the mission's lifetime without impacting operational land or coastal image collection.
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Stephen J. Schiller and Jeffery J. Puschell "Improved radiometric calibration of land imaging systems (IRIS) for civil and commercial space", Proc. SPIE 12232, Earth Observing Systems XXVII, 1223209 (3 October 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2633166
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

IRIS Consortium

Imaging systems

Image processing

Light emitting diodes

Nanotechnology

Prototyping

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