CEOS EO HANDBOOK – INSTRUMENT SUMMARY
- Land Surface Temperature Radiometer
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Full Name
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Land Surface Temperature Radiometer
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Status
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Being developed
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Instrument Agencies
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ESA, COM
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Maturity
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Instrument Type
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Imaging multi-spectral radiometers (vis/IR)
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Geometry
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Whisk-broom scanning
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Instrument Technology
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Multi-purpose imaging Vis/IR radiometer
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Sampling
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Imaging
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Data Access
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Data Format
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Measurements and Applications
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VNIR/SWIR/TIR radiometer with three independent focal planes fed by a single telescope to acquire images of all land and coastal areas with high radiometric accuracy and spatial resolution. Acquistion are during day and night in TIR bands and during day in VNIR/SWIR bands.
Monitoring evapotranspiration (ET) rate at European field scale by capturing the variability of Land Surface Temperature (LST) (and hence ET) enabling more robust estimates of field-scale water productivity. Supporting a range of additional services benefitting from TIR observations (e.g. soil composition, coastal zone management, High-Temperature Events (HTE), urban heat islands).
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Resolution Summary
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~37m at nadir / ~ 50m (at swath edge) [Best Resolution: 37m]
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Swath Summary
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734km
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Accuracy Summary
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ARA 5% for visibe bands, 0.5K for thermal bands
NeDT 0.15K @ 300K
L2 LST 1.5K @ 300K
Geolocation: 0.5 SSD with ground control points, 1SSD without ground control points
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Waveband Summary
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VNIR-0: 425 - 555 nm, VNIR-1: 635 - 695 nm, VNIR-2: 845 - 885 nm, VNIR-3: 925 - 965 nm, SWIR-1: 1350 - 1410 nm, SWIR-2: 1520 - 1700 nm, TIR-1: 8420 - 8780 nm, TIR-2: 8720 - 9080 nm, TIR-3: 9020 - 9380 nm, TIR-4: 10500 - 11300 nm, TIR-5: 11530 - 12470 nm
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VIS (~0.40 µm - ~0.75 µm) |
NIR (~0.75 µm - ~1.3 µm) |
SWIR (~1.3 µm - ~3.0 µm) |
TIR (~6.0 µm - ~15.0 µm) |
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Instrument Measurements
Measurements Overview
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Instrument Missions
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