Spectrogonio Radiometer for the Study of the Bidirectional Reflectance and Polarization Functions of Planetary Surfaces. 1. Design and Tests

Physics – Optics

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Optical Design Techniques, Optical Instruments, Light Scattering, Rough Surfaces, Radiometers, Reflection, Polarisation, Infrared Spectroscopy, Visible Spectroscopy

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We have developed a spectrogonio radiometer to measure in the laboratory (-35 °C to +30 °C) the bidirectional reflectance and polarization distribution functions of various types of planetary material from the UV to the near-IR (310-4800 nm). The major, to our knowledge, novel feature of this instrument is that it is capable of measuring dark to translucent materials with a high degree of radiometric accuracy under most viewing geometries. The sample surface is illuminated with a large monochromatic and polarized parallel beam (incidence: 0°-90°), and the total intensity and the two polarized components of the reflected light are measured (observation, 0°-80° azimuth, 0°-180°). The scientific and technical constraints, the design, and the performances and limitations of the system are presented in this first paper.

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