• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 39, Issue 5, 0528002 (2019)
Meng Zhang1、2, Wei Wei2, Yanna Zhang2, Chunyan Zhao1、2, Xin Li2, and Xiaobing Zheng2、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1 School of Environmental Science and Optoelectronic Technology, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, Anhui 230026, China
  • 2 Key Laboratory of Optical Calibration and Characterization, Anhui Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Hefei, Anhui 230031, China
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    Meng Zhang, Wei Wei, Yanna Zhang, Chunyan Zhao, Xin Li, Xiaobing Zheng. On-Orbit Automated Calibration of Hyperion Hyperspectral Remote Sensor[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2019, 39(5): 0528002 Copy Citation Text show less
    Flow chart of site-automated observation calibration technology
    Fig. 1. Flow chart of site-automated observation calibration technology
    Automated observation instruments. (a) PSR; (b) ATR; (c) HIM
    Fig. 2. Automated observation instruments. (a) PSR; (b) ATR; (c) HIM
    Aerosol optical depth for different dates. (a) October 14, 2016; (b) October 22, 2016; (c) November 2, 2016; (d) March 10, 2017
    Fig. 3. Aerosol optical depth for different dates. (a) October 14, 2016; (b) October 22, 2016; (c) November 2, 2016; (d) March 10, 2017
    Channel surface reflectance of ATR
    Fig. 4. Channel surface reflectance of ATR
    Reference reflectance for different dates
    Fig. 5. Reference reflectance for different dates
    Reflectance. (a) Hyperspectral reflectance; (b) channel reflectance
    Fig. 6. Reflectance. (a) Hyperspectral reflectance; (b) channel reflectance
    Relative difference of channel reflectance
    Fig. 7. Relative difference of channel reflectance
    Real-time hyperspectral reflectance
    Fig. 8. Real-time hyperspectral reflectance
    TOA apparent radiance of 6S output
    Fig. 9. TOA apparent radiance of 6S output
    TOA apparent radiance of satellite
    Fig. 10. TOA apparent radiance of satellite
    Relative difference of TOA apparent radiance
    Fig. 11. Relative difference of TOA apparent radiance
    Mean and standard deviation of relative difference of four automated calibrations
    Fig. 12. Mean and standard deviation of relative difference of four automated calibrations
    InstrumentCenter wavelength or spectral range /nmBandwidth or spectral resolution /nmFunction
    PSR365, 412, 500, 610, 675, 862, 940, 102510Retrieval of AOD
    ATR405, 450, 525, 610, 700, 808, 980, 154015-40Surface radiance measurement
    HIM400-2400≤4 (400-950)≤15 (>950-1700)≤20 (>1700-2400)Solar diffuse-to-global ratio measurement
    Table 1. Technical specifications of automated observation instruments
    DateMean /%Standard deviation /%
    2018-04-26-0.9837.645
    2018-05-14-1.1778.568
    2018-08-090.3022.959
    Table 2. Mean and standard deviation of relative difference
    Parameters2016-10-142016-10-222016-11-022017-03-10
    Beijing time10:059:5810:009:37
    Solar zenith /(°)67.1970.3172.6873.04
    Solar azimuth /(°)123.88124.7127.75110.76
    Viewing zenith /(°)0000
    Viewing azimuth /(°)0000
    Content of water vapor /(g·cm-2)0.5780.6020.5520.301
    O3 content /DU284300285325
    AOD(550 nm)0.17380.22980.14690.1892
    Table 3. Parameters when satellite overpassing
    Meng Zhang, Wei Wei, Yanna Zhang, Chunyan Zhao, Xin Li, Xiaobing Zheng. On-Orbit Automated Calibration of Hyperion Hyperspectral Remote Sensor[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2019, 39(5): 0528002
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