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The Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET), developed to sustain atmospheric studies at various scales with measurements from worldwide distributed autonomous sun-photometers has been extended to support marine applications. This new network component called AERONET – Ocean Color (AERONET-OC), provides the additional capability of measuring the radiance emerging from the sea (i.e., water-leaving radiance) with modified sun-photometers installed on offshore platforms like lighthouses, oceanographic and oil towers. AERONET-OC is instrumental in satellite ocean color validation activities through standardized measurements a) performed at different sites with a single measuring system and protocol, b) calibrated with an identical reference source and method, and c) processed with the same code.

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The first AERONET-Ocean Color Workshop will be held from 23-24 February 2011, in Greenbelt, Maryland.

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Presentations:
+ February 23, 2011 (~200 MB)
+ February 24, 2011
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Level 1.0 Normalized Water-leaving Radiance
Version 2, Level 1 Global AERONET-Ocean Color Site Distribution

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