NASA NTRS · 20000056934
Intercomparison of Laboratory Radiance Calibration Standards
Abstract
Several standards for radiometric calibration were measured repeatedly with a spectroradiometer in order to understand how they compared in accuracy and stability. The tested radiance standards included a NIST 1000 W bulb and halon panel, two calibrated and stabilized integrating spheres, and a cavity blackbody. Results indicate good agreement between the blackbody and 1000 W bulb/spectralon panel, If these two radiance sources are assumed correct, then the integrating spheres did not conform. to their manufacturer-reported radiances in several regions of the spectrum. More detailed measurements am underway to investigate the discrepancy.
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Pavri, Betina, Chrien, Tom, Green, Robert, Williams, Orlesa. 2000-01-01. Intercomparison of Laboratory Radiance Calibration Standards. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20000056934
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