Maintaining sufficient accuracy over the lifetime of satellite-based ocean-viewing radiometry missions ( ocean color radiometry ; OCR) requires a robust vicarious calibration program to enable routine…

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NNX14AP86G
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$997,852

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43.001 Science
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Not on record
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Philomath, OR 97370, USA

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Maintaining sufficient accuracy over the lifetime of satellite-based ocean-viewing radiometry missions ( ocean color radiometry ; OCR) requires a robust vicarious calibration program to enable routine verification of the ocean color instrument calibration while on orbit. In addition to a small number of highly instrumented sites a spatially extensive network of vicarious calibration match-up data points permits the achievement of the desired level of calibration uncertainty. Here we propose to build on a strong heritage to achieve an evolutionary development of a new hyperspectral radiometer system capable of meeting new requirements for spectral resolution (

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Amendment $290,172
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Original award $791,193

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Who received award NNX14AP86G?

NNX14AP86G was awarded to Western Environmental Technology Laboratories, Inc. by Shared Services Center (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) on October 1, 2014.

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$997,852 has been obligated on NNX14AP86G.

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