MISR: In-Flight Radiometric Calibration and Characterization Plan

9. MANAGEMENT9.1 PERSONNEL ROLES9.1.1 IFRCC teamThe IFRCC team are those individuals who will assume primary responsibility for tasksdescribed in this plan. These individuals are:• Instrument Scientist. The Instrument Scientist will manage the IFRCC team. To thatend she will develop a detail schedule of activities, track milestones, and determinethe best allocation of resources in order to accomplish the identified objectives. Shewill be responsible for the documentation and reporting of team activities to the EOScommunity, and will represent the group at EOS calibration workshops. She will alsorepresent the principal investigator, as needed, in matters concerning the instrumentscience performance.• Algorithm Developers. Algorithm developers will provide investigations andsimulations as needed to develop IFRCC algorithms. They are additionallyresponsible for the analysis of instrument data, as needed to characterize and calibratethe camera through preflight testing and integration. Responsibilities will include:- the development of an algorithm to utilize the panel BRF data base and provide thetranslation of photodiode-measured radiances into camera incident radiances;- the development of the radiometric calibration methodology weighting scheme;- the development of the PSF deconvolution algorithm;-the development of the spectral response correction algorithm; and- a determination of the consistency of camera and photodiode response to a givenscene, using data acquired during system testing.• Software Subsystem Development Engineer. The software subsystem developmentengineer is responsible for establishing software requirements, designs, test plans,and test procedures. He is responsible for implementation, integration,documentation, and delivery of the software subsystem.• Software Developer. The software developer is responsible for providing the neededcode for the in-flight calibration and characterization data analysis. He will also beresponsible for the data management and archive.In-flight Radiometric Calibration and Characterization Plan, JPL D-1331567