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                <description>Land surface reflectance is not isotropic. It varies with the
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                    observation geometry that is defined by the sun, view zenith angles, and the
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                    relative azimuth. In addition, the reflectance is linearly polarized. The
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                    reflectance anisotropy is quantified by the bidirectional reflectance
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                    distribution function (BRDF), while its polarization properties are defined by
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                    the bidirectional polarization distribution function (BPDF). The POLDER
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                    radiometer that flew onboard the PARASOL microsatellite remains the only space
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                    instrument that measured numerous samples of the BRDF and BPDF of Earth targets.
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                    &lt;br>&lt;br> Here, we describe a database of representative BRDFs and BPDFs
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                    derived from the POLDER measurements. From the huge number of data acquired by
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                    the spaceborne instrument over a period of 7 years, we selected a set of targets
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                    with high-quality observations. The selection aimed for a large number of
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                    observations, free of significant cloud or aerosol contamination, acquired in
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                    diverse observation geometries with a focus on the backscatter direction that
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                    shows the specific hot spot signature. The targets are sorted according to the
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                    16-class International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme (IGBP) land cover
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                    classification system, and the target selection aims at a spatial
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                    representativeness within the class. The database thus provides a set of
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                    high-quality BRDF and BPDF samples that can be used to assess the typical
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                    variability of natural surface reflectances or to evaluate models. It is
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                    target="_blank">doi:10.1594/PANGAEA.864090&lt;/a>). &lt;br>&lt;br> In addition
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                    to the database, we provide a visualization and analysis tool based on the
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                    Interactive Data Language (IDL). It allows an interactive analysis of the
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                    measurements and a comparison against various BRDF and BPDF analytical models.
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                    The present paper describes the input data, the selection principles, the
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                            Modélisation - Analyses - Mise en oeuvre</title>
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