Analysis of lunar irradiance model based on the SeaWiFS lunar observations

doi:10.7523/j.issn.2095-6134.2019.05.012

Abstract

Abstract: As the unique natural satellite of the Earth, the Moon has been studied for a long time. Since the lunar reflectance is very stable due to the absence of water and atmosphere, the Moon is very suitable as a reference standard for radiometric calibration of on-orbit sensors. Based on the Earth-based lunar observations, the lunar irradiance models were developed. However, the precisions of the current models are limited. Based on the SeaWiFS lunar observations, the influence factors on lunar reflective property and the current models, ROLO and MT2009, are analyzed for improving the current models.

Key words: ROLO, MT2009, SeaWiFS, lunar irradiance model

CLC Number:

TP701

ZENG Xiangzhao, TANG Lingli. Analysis of lunar irradiance model based on the SeaWiFS lunar observations[J]. , 2019, 36(5): 663-670.

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