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Site Measurements - Day Seven 23/08/10

Day seven dawned with a new member to add of this intrepid bunch of scientists. Kurt Thome, from NASA, joined us last night. He has a strip of the salt lake named after him. This is quite an acheivement for someone who hasn't even visited the lake before! Kurt brought the good weather with him as today was certainly the best day we've had so far and the others haven't been bad either. The prospect of a good day meant that this was an ideal day to perform another site-based comparison

South Dakota's Larry Leigh setting up his radiometer

A GISTDA scientist measures the NPL panel

 

This time we would be comparing the radiometers. NPL's large reflectance panel was to be viewed by all the participant's radiometers, one after the other. This comparison relies on the conditions being stable and today was as good a day as any. The measurements each team peformed were the same as those done in the laboratory on 15th August. It went well, all the measurements were completed within 50 minutes. The participants seem keen to repeat this exercise so, conditions permitting, we will do it tomorrow.

Who called the Ghostbusters?  The radiometer head from INPE, Brazil

 

Shuang Li and Derek Griffith are staying at the camp tonight. Shuang is going to make some measurements of the BRDF of the lake at night using a light source provided by ONERA, France. We hope it isn't too windy or cold, or that they don't have to make too many trips to the toilet!

When you got to go, you've got to go!