NASA NTRS ยท 20170003205
Calibration/Validation Error Budgets, Uncertainties, Traceability and Their Importance to Imaging Spectrometry
Abstract
Knowledge of uncertainties and errors are essential for comparisons of remote sensing data across time, space, and spectral domains. Vicarious radiometric calibration is used to demonstrate the need for uncertainty knowledge and to provide an example error budget. The sample error budget serves as an example of the questions and issues that need to be addressed by the calibrationvalidation community as accuracy requirements for imaging spectroscopy data will continue to become more stringent in the future. Error budgets will also be critical to ensure consistency between the range of imaging spectrometers expected to be launched in the next five years.
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Thome, K.. 2016-07-10. Calibration/Validation Error Budgets, Uncertainties, Traceability and Their Importance to Imaging Spectrometry. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170003205
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