The Ocean Color Imager is an electro-optic remote sensing instrument to be flown on the ROCSAT-1 satellite, scheduled to be launched in January 1999. It is a push-broom type spectral-radiometer with 702 km swath width and 800 m resolution for measuring radiances of water-leaving from ocean surfaces and atmospheric scattering in six visible and near infrared bands. The OCI's missions, architecture, function, and pre-launch performance test results are described here.
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Ocean Color Imager:Instrument Description and Its Performance
- Author(s): L.S.Lee,K.Lo,Y.J.Chiang
- DOI: 10.3319/TAO.1999.10.S.43(ROCSAT)
- Keywords: Ocean Color Imager ROCSAT 1 Remote sensing Responsivity Signal to noise ratio Modulation transfer function Anti blooming
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