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13 August 1993 Ozone probe: UV whiskbroom scanning spectroradiometer for earth albedo measurements from space
Eli T. Talmor
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Abstract
An UV spectro-radiometer operating in the 0.24 - 0.30 micrometers spectral region is being devised for Earth albedo measurements from space aboard the TECHSAT-1 satellite. The sensor incorporates a four-element, wide FOV (14 degree(s)) optic with an interference wedge as a spectral dispersive element. The spatial and spectral scanning is accomplished using a single CsTe cathode photomultiplier operating in the photon-counting mode. The sensor is capable of a 2 mrad spatial and 0.01 micrometers spectral resolution. The sensor is intended to measure the Earth backscattering albedo. The spectral profile of the albedo is a function of the ozone vertical distribution. The scientific goal of this project is to investigate the long-term impact of Kuwaiti oil fires on the stratosphere above the Middle East region. An additional goal is to find out the extent of global ozone depletion over the Middle East.
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Eli T. Talmor "Ozone probe: UV whiskbroom scanning spectroradiometer for earth albedo measurements from space", Proc. SPIE 1971, 8th Meeting on Optical Engineering in Israel: Optical Engineering and Remote Sensing, (13 August 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.151020
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KEYWORDS
Ozone

Sensors

Ultraviolet radiation

Satellites

Optical engineering

Spectral resolution

Atmospheric modeling

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