Abstract
A synchronous multi-angle scattered light field measurement system is constructed in this study to overcome issues with current systems in the field of multi-angle remote sensing. A mathematical model of the scattered light field measurement was established. An off-axis catadioptric optical system was designed to satisfy hemispheric spatial scattered light field measurements in a zenith angle range of 68°. The off-axis calibration model was established, and the spatial relationship was calibrated. The measurement accuracy was calibrated via an integrating sphere light source, and the maximum measurement relative error was $-3.71\%$. The scattered light field of the reference diffuse reflective target plate Labsphere Permaflect-50 and 304 stainless steel was simulated under an incident light irradiation range within the zenith angle of $-23.5^\circ$ to $+23.5^\circ$, and synchronous measurement of the multi-angle scattered light field of the sample was realized. The measurement system could provide technical support for building the complex model of multi-angle reflection/radiation from the earth’s surface, multi-angle sensor radiation calibration, and improvement of the physical parameter inversion accuracy of observation targets.
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