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Lunar Observation Data for GIRO Landsat–8 Operational Land Imager

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1 Lunar Observation Data for GIRO Landsat–8 Operational Land Imager
Thomas C. Stone U.S. Geological Survey, Flagstaff, AZ USA GSICS Lunar Calibration Workshop EUMETSAT 02 December 2014

2 Landsat–8 Operational Land Imager (OLI)
Landsat Data Continuity Mission satellite launched 11 Feb. 2012 Renamed Landsat-8 at operational phase, 30 May 2013; flight operations handed off to USGS Sun-synchronous orbit at 705 km altitude; 10:00 a.m. descending node crossing time; 16-day repeat cycle OLI instrument: 9 bands Pushbroom imager 185 km cross-track swath Accommodated with 14 Focal Plane Modules (FPMs) Multispectral bands 494 pixels wide; Pan band 988 pixels wide

3 OLI Moon Image Acquisition
Typically once per month, at ~8° phase angle Raster scan over the Moon in all 14 FPMs Requires 2 orbits; repeat FPM 7 or 8 (FPM 7 used for GIRO data)

4 Example OLI image of the Moon
Level-1r image data: radiometrically corrected, geometrically raw approximately 8.25× oversampled Moon image size ~230×1860 pixels (Pan band images double size) radiometric calibration: pre-launch, done at Ball Aerospace (BATC) The same image at level-1g: geometrically corrected (incl. rotation)

5 Moon image integration: Threshold of pixel (radiance) level
space background level presumed zero Pixel angular size from Calibration Parameter File, available online Satellite Position: Obtained from ancillary (telemetry) data files interpolated to Moon center scanline provides position in ECEF coordinates Oversampling: Computed from ancillary data — line-of-sight vector for Moon scans proportional to: (pixel angular size×sampling rate) ⁄ (LOS slew rate) must account for satellite motion during scan

6 OLI line-of-sight (LOS) for lunar scan
LOS angle relative to the center of the focal plane

7 Operation of the GIRO 3 OLI Moon acquisitions: March, April, May 2014
lunar irradiance for all 9 bands; radiance imagettes for 30m bands only FPM 07 only Satellite positions determined for each band, but the GIRO requires one value for all bands use center of FPM = Red band change in phase angle over the complete Moon scan (~8 sec) ≈0.04% Radiance imagettes: 494×2001 pixels, centered on the Moon DC imagettes not available (using Level-1r data) GIRO-generated lunar irradiances show bias compared to OLI operational calibration


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