Multilateral spectral radiance factor scale comparison
The field of spectral radiance factor (SRF) measurements has seen growing interest in recent years. Scale conformity has so far only been established between the national metrology institutes (NMIs) of Germany and the USA. This study aims at a bigger, multilateral scale comparison. For this purpose,...
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| creator | Strothkämper, Christian Ferrero, Alejandro Koo, Annette Jaanson, Priit Ged, Guillaume Obein, Gaël Källberg, Stefan Audenaert, Jan Leloup, Frédéric Martinez-Verdu, Francisco Perales, Esther Schirmacher, Alfred Campos, Joaquin |
| description | The field of spectral radiance factor (SRF) measurements has seen growing interest in recent years. Scale conformity has so far only been established between the national metrology institutes (NMIs) of Germany and the USA. This study aims at a bigger, multilateral scale comparison. For this purpose, a total of six NMIs participated in a scale comparison of goniospectrophotometers based on neutral and colored diffusely reflecting ceramics samples. In addition, two universities, providing a home-built gonioreflectometer and two widely used commercially available color measurement instruments, respectively, were involved. The wavelength range of the scale comparison covers the visible wavelength range from 380 nm to 780 nm. Results indicate systematic issues and that the uncertainty evaluation of the NMIs requires further work; although for the greatest part of the covered spectral range the agreement is good. |
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