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Satellite Calibration Page
Satellite Calibration Page
Calibration Coefficients
- AVHRR Calibration Coefficients
- GEO Calibration Coefficients
- Terra to Aqua MODIS Scaling Factors (VIS/NIR/SWIR)
- Terra to Aqua MODIS Scaling Factors (IR)
- Terra MODIS C6 to C5 Scaling Factors
- Aqua MODIS C6 to C5 Scaling Factors
- Terra MODIS C6 to C6.1 Scaling Factors
- Aqua MODIS C6 to C6.1 Scaling Factors
- NPP VIIRS V001 to V03110 Scaling Factors
Spectral Band Adjustment Factors (SBAF)
Spectral Plotting Tools
Tools
- Satellite Spectral Response Function (SRF) comparison tool
- Satellite Visible Band Solar Constant Comparison Tool
- IR Brightness Temperature Correction Coefficients for Conversion from Radiances
Publications
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NASA Fact
In 1803, a man named Luke Howard used Latin words to categorize clouds. Cirrus, which means "curl of hair," is used to describe high, wispy clouds that look like locks of hair.
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