Method for absolutely radiometric calibration of low orbit earth observation satellite with moon as reference
An absolute radiometric calibration and earth observation technology, applied in the field of remote sensing satellite calibration, which can solve the problems of affecting calibration accuracy, complicated operation and high cost
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[0168] In this embodiment, given satellite orbit height H=645km, earth radius R e =6378km, lunar radius R m =1737km, take R as the distance between the center of the earth and the moon em =384400km, camera focal length f=2.6m, Kepler constant μ=3.986×10 5 km 3 / s 2 1. The size of each pixel in the satellite linear array CCD camera is p=10 μm.
[0169] 1. Determine the satellite camera exposure time t for each imaging m
[0170] According to formula (2), the exposure time t for imaging the earth is obtained e for:
[0171] t e = p f × μ ( R e + H ) 3 × ...
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