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CERES filtered radiance measurements cover three spectral bands including shortwave (0.3 to 5 μm), total (0.3 to <100 μm) and an atmospheric window channel (8 to 12 μm).
Blood around the detector would introduce unwanted increased optical absorption thus filtering the measured radiance signal coming from deeper tissues.
The radiance was band-pass-filtered by applying Gaussian filters with half-widths at half-maxima of 4° (high-pass) and 0.3° (low-pass) for both longitude and latitude.
The use of stereo cameras, coupled with infrared vision, allows to apply this technique to images acquired through different and variable conditions, and allows an a priori filtering based on the characteristics of such images to give evidence to objects emitting a higher radiance (i.e., higher temperature).
Fig. 2 Band-pass filtered 365-nm radiance and cloud-tracking results for December 7, 2015; a 17:29, b 20 19, and c 22 19 UTC used for tracking (W m−2 sr−1 μm−2).
These products consist of instantaneous filtered and unfiltered radiances through temporally and spatially averaged TOA fluxes.
However, the task of retrieving tropospheric ozone from space has to face with one fundamental difficulty: the contribution of the tropospheric ozone to the measured radiances is overwhelmed by a much stronger stratospheric signal, which has to be reliably filtered.
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The band models have been used to reduce the flame radiance data for each filter; column density and temperature results from several flame conditions are reported.
