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  Reference panel anisotropy and diffuse radiation - some implications for field spectroscopy
 
 
Title: Reference panel anisotropy and diffuse radiation - some implications for field spectroscopy
Author: Rollin, E. M.
Milton, E. J.
Emery, D. R.
Appeared in: International journal of remote sensing
Paging: Volume 21 (2000) nr. 15 pages 2799-2810
Year: 2000-10-15
Contents: Field goniometer measurements were obtained to examine the angular variation in the reflectance of direct beam, diffuse and global radiation from two types of SpectralonTM panel. The results indicate that optical grade (99% reflective) and grey (20% reflective) SpectralonTM exhibit different non-Lambertian properties with respect to direct beam irradiance. The angular variation in the reflectance of diffuse radiation by the panel appears independent of the panel type but varies with the diffuse to global (D : G) irradiance ratio, especially at large solar zenith angles. The combined effect of the angular response to direct beam and diffuse radiation is that panel reflectance of the global flux shows only slight variation with angle for solar zenith angles up to 55 for optical grade SpectralonTM. For larger solar zenith angles panel reflectance increases markedly with angle.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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