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4 August 1997 Evaluation of the IRS-1B inflight calibration campaign (1995)
Rudolf Richter, Sabine Tischler, A. Muller, C. V. S. Prakash, S. S. Palsule, Y. P. Desai, Michael Berger
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Abstract
In December 1995 an inflight calibration campaign was conducted in India for the LISS-2 cameras onboard the IRS-1B satellite. For this purpose three test sites were selected where ground reflectance measurements were performed simultaneously with overpasses of the IRS-1B and Landsat-5 satellites. Due to weather conditions, only the data of 8 December 1995 was appropriate for the evaluation of the LISS-2 calibration coefficients. Ground truth data of several reference areas in ICRISAT near Hyderabad was jointly collected by DLR, ISRO, and GFZ using two field spectrometers and a 4-band radiometer. Weather data was recorded at a local meteorological station. The ATCOR2 model, based on the MODTRAN 2 radiative transfer code, was employed to calculate the calibration coefficients for the LISS-2B sensor. The derived inflight calibration coefficients agree within 5 percent with the preflight coefficients. The offset coefficients were not evaluated since no low reflectance target was available at this time.
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Rudolf Richter, Sabine Tischler, A. Muller, C. V. S. Prakash, S. S. Palsule, Y. P. Desai, and Michael Berger "Evaluation of the IRS-1B inflight calibration campaign (1995)", Proc. SPIE 3071, Algorithms for Multispectral and Hyperspectral Imagery III, (4 August 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.280602
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Reflectivity

Earth observing sensors

Landsat

Atmospheric particles

Satellites

Sensors

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