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SPEXone Polarimeter

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Compact multi-angle channeled spectropolarimeter on PACE for aerosol and cloud polarimetric retrievals.

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SPEXone is a compact passive optical multi-angle channeled spectropolarimeter on PACE for aerosol and cloud polarimetric retrievals. [1] [2] It measures radiance and linear polarization continuously from 385 to 770 nm. [1] [3] Radiance spectral resolution is 2-5 nm, and degree-of-linear-polarization resolution is 10-40 nm. [1] The instrument provides about 5.4 x 4.6 km spatial resolution, about 2.7 x 2.3 km spatial sampling, and an approximately 100 km swath. [1] [3] SPEXone acquires five ground viewing angles for multi-angle polarimetry, including nadir and +/-58 degree views. [1] [3] Specified accuracy is 0.003 polarimetric and 2 percent radiometric. [1] Multi-angle polarimetry is demonstrated on PACE through SPEXone's mission role, with a narrow swath that complements broader ocean-colour and atmospheric sensors on the same platform. [1]

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