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The aim is to review the Earth Observing One satellite system and the performance of its instruments during the first year of operation.

June 1, 2003IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing

Overview of the earth observing one (eo-1) mission

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The aim is to review the Earth Observing One satellite system and the performance of its instruments during the first year of operation.
Development and deployment of the Earth Observing One satellite under NASA's New Millennium Program.
Utilization of three key instruments: Advanced Land Imager, Hyperion Imaging Spectrometer, and LEISA Atmospheric Corrector.
Implementation of multiple radiometric calibration approaches including solar and lunar observations.
All instruments performed well beyond the one-year program expectations, demonstrating effectiveness.
Hyperion's spectral calibration techniques were validated, indicating high performance for space-based sensors.
The EO-1 mission provided valuable data for assessing instrument performances and various scientific applications.

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This review outlines the Earth Observing One mission's instruments and their performance assessments, highlighting calibration techniques and applications.

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Ungar et al. (2003) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a205a8a67e003a2985ad986 https://doi.org/10.1109/tgrs.2003.815999

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This review outlines the Earth Observing One mission's instruments and their performance assessments, highlighting calibration techniques and applications.

Overview of the earth observing one (eo-1) mission

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