Impact of the Advanced Water Vapor Radiometer on the Juno Gravity Science Investigation
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The Ocean Color component of the global Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET-OC) utilizes CE-318 sun photometers modified for above-water radiometry from fixed structures such as oil rigs, lighthouses and service platforms. Primarily, AERONET-OC measurements allow determination of the water-leaving radiance required for the validation of ocean color satellite data products. In this study, we characterized and calibrated one instrument from the AERONET-OC network, identified as AERONET #080. A laser-illuminated integrating sphere of known radiance enabled determination of the absolute radiance responsivity for 7 bands. We compared the results to calibrations from the AERONET facility at the Goddard Space Flight Center of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and from the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission. These results agree within the estimated mean comparison uncertainty of 1.88 % (k = 2). We also assessed these results using calibrated lamp-illuminated integrating spheres and observed a spectral dependence to the comparison results that is unexplained.
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