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Narrow-Band to Broad-Band Conversion for Meteosat-Visible Channel and Broad-Band Albedo Using Both AVHRR-1 and AVHRR-2 Channels

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posted on 2023-05-16, 09:58 authored by Valiente, JA, Manuel NunezManuel Nunez, Lopez, E, Moreno, J
Given the limited wavelength window of most satellite radiometers, satellite albedo studies need to define narrow-band to a broad-band transformations. Signals from the AVHRR channels on board the NOAA-11 satellite, the Meteosat visible channel and a rectangular spectral band from 0.3 to 2.5 μm were simulated for a set of 20 representative land surfaces. A radiative transfer code was used to obtain top of the atmosphere radiances. The derived signals were then correlated to predict broad-band albedo and the Meteosat response via the two AVHRR signals. The results indicated that the use of the two AVHRR bands makes the narrow-band to broad-band conversion independent of the surface type. Further results illustrated the anisotropic character of surface reflection. -from Authors

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Publication title

International Journal of Remote Sensing

Volume

16

Issue

6

Pagination

1147-1166

ISSN

0143-1161

Department/School

School of Geography, Planning and Spatial Sciences

Publisher

Taylor & Francis Ltd

Place of publication

England

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  • Restricted

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Understanding climate change not elsewhere classified

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