NASA NTRS · 19830048988
Reflecting Schmidt imaging spectrometers
Abstract
A new wide-angle imaging spectrometer configuration is proposed where an all-reflecting Schmidt camera is used with a prism spectrometer to give a field of view up to 60 deg or more. Four different designs using this approach are presented. These are the Imaging Spectrometer Free Flyer, the Shuttle Imaging Spectrometer A, the Shuttle Imaging Spectrometer B, and the Wide-Field System. These systems are capable of broadband spectral coverage from 0.4 to 2.5 microns, with footprints 20 m on a side or less, and with swath widths hundreds of kilometers; they are capable of spectral resolving powers of 200 or more.
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Breckinridge, J. B., Page, N. A., Shannon, R. R., Rodgers, J. M.. 1983-04-15. Reflecting Schmidt imaging spectrometers. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19830048988
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