Experimental analysis of the measurement precision of spectral water-leaving radiance in different water types: reply

Wei, Jianwei; Wang, Menghua; Lee, Zhongping; Ondrusek, Michael; Zhang, Shuai; Ladner, Sherwin

doi:10.1364/oe.427201

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Experimental analysis of the measurement precision of spectral water-leaving radiance in different water types: reply

2021
By Wei, Jianwei ; Wang, Menghua ; Lee, Zhongping ; ...
Source: Opt. Express 29, 19218-19221

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Reliable in situ water-leaving radiance (Lw) measurements are critical for calibrating and validating the ocean color products from remote platforms (e.g., satellite). In an experimental effort, Wei et al. [Opt. Express 29, 2780 (2021)] reported that the on-water radiometry allows for high-precision radiance determination. Zibordi [Opt. Express 29, 19214 (2021)] questioned the use of the “1% radiometry” term in the former and commented on the data collection with the sensor’s optical window submerged in water. This reply responds to the comments and discusses the on-water data processing protocol, which shows the obtained Lw is not affected by the questions raised therein.
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Ocean Color Optical Measurement Optical Sensing Precision Metrology Radiometry Surface Waves
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