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14 December 1998 CERES/TRMM mission: early results
George L. Smith, Bruce R. Barkstrom, Robert Benjamin Lee III, Bruce A. Wielicki, Richard N. Green, Thomas P. Charlock, Patrick Minnis, Bryan A. Baum, David F. Young, Kory J. Priestley
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Abstract
The first CERES instrument has been placed in orbit on the TRMM Spacecraft. This instrument is designed to measure the Earth's radiation budget and also the anisotropy of reflected solar radiation and outgoing longwave radiation. The TRMM orbit and the combination of CERES with other instruments aboard the spacecraft provide a unique opportunity for a number of scientific studies. Results from the on-board calibration system compared well with ground calibrations. Data products include radiant fluxes at the top of the atmosphere', surface reflected solar and longwave radiant fluxes and cloud-radiative interactions.
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George L. Smith, Bruce R. Barkstrom, Robert Benjamin Lee III, Bruce A. Wielicki, Richard N. Green, Thomas P. Charlock, Patrick Minnis, Bryan A. Baum, David F. Young, and Kory J. Priestley "CERES/TRMM mission: early results", Proc. SPIE 3495, Satellite Remote Sensing of Clouds and the Atmosphere III, (14 December 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.332703
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Space operations

Solar radiation

Shortwaves

Anisotropy

Bidirectional reflectance transmission function

Clouds

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