Laboratory Calibration Comparison of Hyperspectral Ocean Color Radiometers in the Frame of the FRM4SOC Phase 2 Project

Vabson, Viktor; Ansko, Ilmar; Bialek, Agnieszka; Feinholz, Michael E.; Kuusk, Joel; Lamb, Ryan; Marty, Sabine; Ondrusek, Michael; Rammeloo, Clemens; Rehm, Eric; Vendt, Riho; Voss, Kenneth J.; Gossn, Juan I.; Kwiatkowska, Ewa

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Laboratory Calibration Comparison of Hyperspectral Ocean Color Radiometers in the Frame of the FRM4SOC Phase 2 Project

2025
By Vabson, Viktor ; Ansko, Ilmar ; Bialek, Agnieszka ; ...

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Remote Sensing
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Vabson, Viktor ; Ansko, Ilmar ; Bialek, Agnieszka ; Feinholz, Michael E. ; Kuusk, Joel ; Lamb, Ryan ; Marty, Sabine ; Ondrusek, Michael ; Rammeloo, Clemens ; Rehm, Eric ; Vendt, Riho ; Voss, Kenneth J. ; Gossn, Juan I. ; Kwiatkowska, Ewa
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Laboratory Calibration Comparison of Hyperspectral Ocean Color Radiometers in the Frame of the FRM4SOC Phase 2 Project
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Calibration Ocean Color Uncertainty Ocean Color Bias Comparison Measurement Hyperspectral Radiometer Metrological Compatibility
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Remote Sens. 2025, 17(22), 3692
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