Influencia de la temperatura en las medidas de irradiancia espectral

1. Gómez-Amo, J.L. /Estellés, V. /Marín, M.J. /Martínez-Lozano, J.A. /Utrillas, M.P. /Pedrós, R.
2. Victor Estellés Leal
3. M. J. Marín
4. José Antonio Martínez Lozano
5. María Pilar Utrillas Esteban
6. Roberto Pedrós

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Abstract

For many years the radiometric techniques have been widely applied for retrieving several aerosol optical properties in the atmospheric column. Usually the spectroradiometers are deployed outdoors on automatic sun tracking systems that allow the systematic measurements of solar direct irradiance all day long. However these instruments are frequently affected by ambient temperature depending on the considered spectral range. Therefore we need to experimentally assess the temperature effect so we can correct its effect on the irradiance measurements.

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