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  • ACRS 1998


    Oceanography/Meteorology
    Development of a Radiometric Correction Algorithm for OCTS Data

    (2)Principals
    The calculation method of gain parameter shows the next equation.

    Gain =TL(I, q) x (1 + Bd(Td-Td0) x (1 + Bp(Tp-Tp0) x (1 + Bam(Tam-Tam0) x (1 +Bad(Tad-Tad0)

    Where;
    I: band number
    q: tilt angle
    TL : reflectance correlation function by tilt
    Bd: temperature correlation function by detector
    Td : temperature of detector
    Td0: origin temperature of detector
    Bp: temperature correlation function by pre-amplifire
    Tp: temperature of pre-amplifire
    Tpo: origin temperature of pre-amplifire
    Bam: temperature of AMUX
    Tam0:origin temperature of AMUX
    Bad: temperature correlation function by ADC
    Tad: temperature of ADC
    Tad0: origin temperature of ADC


    The calculation method of brightness shows the next equation



    Where;
    AD:A/D conversion function
    VC : OCTS data
    Of : total offset
    Ga: Total Gain
    Gain: gain coefficient by equation 1.

    2.2 Thermal Infrared
    Band 9 to band 12 of OCTS data are thermal infrared spectral band. The radiometric algorithm is shown in nest step.
    1. Calculation of original black body temperature
    2. Input Brightness of black body
    3. Calculation the average of black body except abnormal value
    4. Input total offset
    5. Calculation of correlation coefficient
    6. Calculation of Brightness
    7. Calculation of albedo
    Five black body are loaded on near OCTS senor. Normally, number 1 to 4 of the black body are used. Number 5 black body is compared when number 1 to 4 of the black body output abnormal value. The correlation coefficient is leaded by next equation.


    Where:
    VB: average of Black body
    O: total gain

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