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First Comparison of the Solar and an SI Radiometric Scale
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1991
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EngineeringSolar Radiometric ScaleMeasurementSi ScaleMeasurement Standards (Educational Assessment)Accuracy And PrecisionEducationSolar-terrestrial InteractionSolar PhysicCalibrationInstrumentationSolar Physics (Heliophysics)World Radiometric ReferenceSolar PowerSi Radiometric ScaleRadiometryLaboratory ComparisonsAstrophysicsSolar VariabilityPhotometry (Optics)Solar Radiation Management
The paper presents the results of the first comparison between the solar radiometric scale, the World Radiometric Reference (WRR) and a Système International radiometric scale (SI scale) as disseminated by national standards laboratories, in particular, the scale based on the cryogenic radiometer of the National Physical Laboratory (NPL). The comparison used a number of transfer standards to act as intermediaries between the two scales which limited the overall uncertainty to 0,07%. The final result shows that the WARR and the NPL SI scale agree to better than 0,03%, well within the absolute uncertainty of the two scales.
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