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The MODIS (Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer) scanner makes subframe measurements in some
of its bands to increase the spatial resolution from its standard 1km resolution to 500m or 250m. This is achieved
by sampling a detector of a high resolution band at twice (or four times) the sampling rate of the 1km bands.
This paper shows that a calibration equation nonlinear with radiance and specific to the individual subframes will
reduce striping in the images. The effects are significant for low radiance levels like those encountered over ocean
scenes. A preliminary calibration correction is derived with two approaches: first from prelaunch measurements,
then from on-orbit data. The results of the two methods are qualitatively similar.
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Gerhard Meister, Chunhui Pan, Frederick S. Patt, Bryan Franz, Jack Xiong, Charles R. McClain, "Correction of subframe striping in high-resolution MODIS ocean color products," Proc. SPIE 6677, Earth Observing Systems XII, 66770P (12 October 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.732191