| Re: is there any IDL code for 6S atmosphere model? [message #56349] |
Thu, 18 October 2007 09:48 |
henrygroe
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On Oct 18, 5:16 am, Tal <t...@bar-kal.com> wrote:
>> 6s means
>> " second_simulation_of_the_satellite_signal_in_the_solar_spect rum ",it
>> is a common atmosphere model in remote sensing domain.
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> Henry,
> You are asking for a Rolce Royce, for free...
> People spent lots of time and work to do what you ask for.
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> To be more specific:
> Basically every commercial atmospheric correction tool available for
> sale is based on 6S or 5S.
> there is one code that is available just for interacting with the
> database and extract data from it called MODO. hHwever bear in mind
> this is the 5S code, but it will do for most applications. it is even
> written in IDL. it serves as a straightforward mean for providing some
> information required by atmospheric correction software such as ACORN,
> ATCOR, ATREM, etc. (path radiance, solar irradiance, radiance at
> sensor etc.). MODO is designed to work specifically with ATCOR tough.
> See this link for more information:http://www.rese.ch/modo/index.html
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> Note: the MODO page was last updated a year ago. contacthttp://www.rese.ch/about.htmlto figure out if it will solve your
> problem and if it is updated to 6S.
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> cheers,
> Tal
To clarify: It wasn't me asking for this. In fact, I had never
even heard of this 6S thing....
-Henry
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| Re: is there any IDL code for 6S atmosphere model? [message #56360 is a reply to message #56349] |
Thu, 18 October 2007 05:16  |
Tal
Messages: 26
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> 6s means
> " second_simulation_of_the_satellite_signal_in_the_solar_spect rum ",it
> is a common atmosphere model in remote sensing domain.
Henry,
You are asking for a Rolce Royce, for free...
People spent lots of time and work to do what you ask for.
To be more specific:
Basically every commercial atmospheric correction tool available for
sale is based on 6S or 5S.
there is one code that is available just for interacting with the
database and extract data from it called MODO. hHwever bear in mind
this is the 5S code, but it will do for most applications. it is even
written in IDL. it serves as a straightforward mean for providing some
information required by atmospheric correction software such as ACORN,
ATCOR, ATREM, etc. (path radiance, solar irradiance, radiance at
sensor etc.). MODO is designed to work specifically with ATCOR tough.
See this link for more information: http://www.rese.ch/modo/index.html
Note: the MODO page was last updated a year ago. contact
http://www.rese.ch/about.html to figure out if it will solve your
problem and if it is updated to 6S.
cheers,
Tal
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| Re: is there any IDL code for 6S atmosphere model? [message #56367 is a reply to message #56360] |
Wed, 17 October 2007 17:48 |
highstone
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On Oct 18, 4:28 am, henryg...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Oct 16, 7:32 am, highstone <gaolei...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> if is,please tell me where it is ,thank you.
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> You may want to be more specific.
> Many people may not know what you mean by "6S atmosphere model".
> (Myself, I interpret that to mean "6-stream radiative transfer".)
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> cheers,
> -henry
6s means
" second_simulation_of_the_satellite_signal_in_the_solar_spect rum ",it
is a common atmosphere model in remote sensing domain.
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