Total solar irradiance measurements with PREMOS/PICARD

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PREMOS on the French satellite PICARD is the first spaceborne absolute radiometer measuring Total Solar Irradiance that has been irradiance-calibrated in vacuum with SI-traceability. The measurements of PREMOS at first light on July 27, 2010, yield a TSI value of 1360.9±0.4 W/m2 (k=1). This value agrees with the absolute TSI value measured by TIM/SORCE for this date within their combined uncertainties, and it differs by more than ten sigma from the absolute value of other space experiments, e.g. VIRGO/SOHO. The PREMOS measurements thus establish SI-traceability to a solar constant value of 1361 W/m2. © 2013 AIP Publishing LLC.

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Schmutz, W., Fehlmann, A., Finsterle, W., Kopp, G., & Thuillier, G. (2013). Total solar irradiance measurements with PREMOS/PICARD. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1531, pp. 624–627). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4804847

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