Correction of thermal imagery for atmospheric effects using aircraft measurement and atmospheric modeling techniques.
Correction of thermal imagery for atmospheric effects using aircraft measurement and atmospheric modeling techniques.
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使用飞机测量和大气建模技术校正大气影响的热图像。
DOI:
10.1364/ao.25.002563
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发表时间:
1986
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影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
J. Schott
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作者:
A. E. Byrnes;J. Schott
Airborne measurements of atmospheric-path transmission and atmospheric-path (upwelled) radiance in the 8–14-μm band were obtained by applying a multiple altitude and a dual-view angle calibration technique to thermal IR line scanner data. A spectrally corrected lowtran code was used to generate path transmission and upwelled radiance values corresponding to the empirical measurements. Using lowtran and the multiple-altitude method, calibration of thermograms to account for atmospheric effects yields computed surface temperatures within 0.7°C of concurrent kinetic temperature readings. The angular calibration method results in similar computed surface temperature errors for 304.8-m (1000-ft) altitude data and increasing by 1.2°C/304.8-m up to a 1828.8-m (6000-ft) altitude. This paper contains results of a comparative analysis of these approaches for atmospheric calibration.