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Infrared radiometer experiments
Carriageways state monitoring, sea surface monitoring and desert dust monitoring. Credits go to Gérard Brogniez, Michel Legrand and Damiri Bahaiddin from the Laboratoire d'Optique Atmosphérique.
CHRIS/PROBA Mission : Agriculture and soils
The main objective of the land studies is to derive estimates of land surface biochemical and biophysical properties. Measurements of atmospheric optical properties will be acquired using a CIMEL sun photometer wich will provide information on the atmospheric phase function that is required to estimate surface biophysical properties from the CHRIS data.
CARTEL spectroradiometric laboratory
The spectroradiometric laboratory at CARTEL, which is unique in Canada, manages and maintains a wide range of measuring instruments for the more fundamental aspects of research. Among the available instruments we find a visible and near infrared multiband radiometer CIMEL CE 310, a multiband radiometer (CIMEL CE 312-2) and solar radiometers (SONOTEK, MICROTOPS, CIMEL CE 318).
EOS Land Validation Core Site #16: Sevilleta
This site is located in New Mexico, overlapping the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge. The focus of research conducted on the Sevilleta LTER is the examination of the long-term changes in ecosystem attributes in response to natural and human change. The Cimel sun photometer measures aerosol optical thickness, water vapor amounts, ozone levels, particle size distribution, aerosol scattering, phase function, and single scattering albedo while the CIMEL datalogger directs the data collection and storage.
Radiative Transfer in the UV: Influence of aerosols and cloudiness
The aim of the project "Radiative Transfer in the UV: Influence of aerosols and cloudiness" is the construction of a partly automatic station for measuring UV-radiation and significant parameters influencing radiative transfer (Ozone and NO2-content, aerosol-optical characteristics) at an alpine station. Aerosol-optical characteristics like optical depth, size distribution or phase function are measured with a CIMEL sun-photometer (CE 318.2) within the worldwide aerosol-network AERONET.
CSIRO Terrestrial Instruments
One of the aims of the CSIRO Earth Observation Centre is to demonstrate best practice in the application of space-based remotely sensed data over the terrestrial surface. This involves a considerable investment in calibration and validation of those data by making appropriate on-ground or low-altitude airborne measurements. Among the intruments available there is the Cimel sun photometer which measures sun and sky radiance in order to derive total column water vapor, ozone and aerosols properties using a combination of spectral filters and azimuth/zenith viewing controlled by a microprocessor.
Aqua Alta Platform
The Aqua Alta Research Platform is operated by the Oceanographic Division of the Istituto per lo Studio della Dinamica delle Grandi Masse (ISDGM). The platform is located about 12 nautical miles east of Venice, in the Adriatic Sea. The aerosol optical depth it is monitored with a CIMEL automated radiometer in the spectral range 440-1020 nm. Data from the CIMEL are available over the AERONET (AErosol RObotic NETwork).
 
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