Daytime Sky Brightness Modeling of Haleakala

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We model the brightness of the daytime sky as seen from Haleakala from 0.3 to 5 microns using MODTRAN®5. Our goal was to determine the sky background radiance and transmission as a function of wavelength for imaging applications during the daytime. The sky brightness varies through a modeled day, and this is shown using a set of look angles toward the geosynchronous belt. We compare our results using radiosonde and real weather data recorded at the summit with the default atmospheric model of MODTRAN.

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