HY-1B Payload 1. COCTS- Chinese Ocean Color and Temperature Scanner by SITP 2. CZI- Coastal Zone Imager (CCD Cameral) by CAST.

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HY-1B Payload 1. COCTS- Chinese Ocean Color and Temperature Scanner by SITP 2. CZI- Coastal Zone Imager (CCD Cameral) by CAST

HY-1B

Major parameters of COCTS and CZI

Wave band(μm)Target 0.402~0.422 Yellow substance, water pollution 0.433~0.453 Absorption of chlorophyll 0.480~0.500 Chlorophyll, sea water optics sea ice Pollutants, shallow sea topography 0.510~0.530 Chlorophyll, water depth, Sediment of low concentration 0.555~0.575 Chlorophyll, Sediment of low concentration 0.660~0.680 Peak of fluorescence, Sediment of high concentration, pollution, atmospheric correction, aerosols 0.730~0.770 Sediment of high concentration, atmospheric correction 0.845~0.880 atmospheric correction, water vapor 10.3~11.4 SST, sea ice, temperature of cloud top 11.4~12.5 SST, sea ice, temperature of cloud top COCTS bands and detection object

Wave band(μm)Target 0.433~0.453 pollution ， vegetation, ocean, color ice, shallow sea topography 0.555~0.575 Sediment, pollution, vegetation ice, coast zone 0.655~0.675 Sediment, soil,water vapor 0.675~0.695 soil,water vapor, atmospheric correction CZI bands and detection object