Mark Hervig, Larry Gordley, Marty McHugh, Earl Thompson, Brian Magill, and Lance Deaver, "On-orbit calibration of HALOE detector linearity," Appl. Opt. 46, 7811-7816 (2007)
The Halogen Occultation Experiment (HALOE) conducted satellite solar occultation
measurements for 14 years ending on 21 November 2005. HALOE contained a calibration
wheel, which included three neutral density filters that were used to examine
response linearity through a combination of ground and on-orbit measurements.
Although measurement uncertainties preclude a confident assessment of the true extent
of nonlinearity, the on-orbit data lead to the conclusion that any existing response
nonlinearity has changed by less than 2% over the mission lifetime. This conclusion
eliminates a potentially significant uncertainty when using HALOE data for studies of
long-term atmospheric trends.
Robert E. Eplee, Gerhard Meister, Frederick S. Patt, Robert A. Barnes, Sean W. Bailey, Bryan A. Franz, and Charles R. McClain Appl. Opt. 51(36) 8702-8730 (2012)
C. Thomas McElroy, Caroline R. Nowlan, James R. Drummond, Peter F. Bernath, David V. Barton, Denis G. Dufour, Clive Midwinter, Robert B. Hall, Akira Ogyu, Aaron Ullberg, David I. Wardle, Jay Kar, Jason Zou, Florian Nichitiu, Chris D. Boone, Kaley A. Walker, and Neil Rowlands Appl. Opt. 46(20) 4341-4356 (2007)
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Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.005.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.012.
Range in nonlinearity for assuming SEB temperatures from 2000 to 3000 K in the
ground calibration data.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.004.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.008.
Range in nonlinearity for assuming SEB temperatures from 2000 to 3000 K in the
ground calibration data.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.003.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.003.
Range in nonlinearity for assuming SEB temperatures from 2000 to 3000 K in the
ground calibration data.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.005.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.012.
Range in nonlinearity for assuming SEB temperatures from 2000 to 3000 K in the
ground calibration data.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.004.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.008.
Range in nonlinearity for assuming SEB temperatures from 2000 to 3000 K in the
ground calibration data.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.003.
Uncertainty in measured τND was less than 0.003.
Range in nonlinearity for assuming SEB temperatures from 2000 to 3000 K in the
ground calibration data.