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                                  REMS UV Flux Data











    REMS UV Flux Data


    CERTIFIED

    Ultraviolet flux is measured in six different channels by the REMS UV sensor. The wavelength ranges of each channel are as follows: ABC (200-380nm), A (320-380nm), B (280-320nm), C (200-280nm), D (230-290nm), E (300-350nm) . Fully processed UV flux data are available, but uncertainty values for these measurements are not.

    Columns in Reduced MOD RDR files:
    (UVA Flux, UVB Flux, UVC Flux, UVABC Flux, UVD Flux, UVE Flux, UVA Uncertainty - not available, UVB Uncertainty - not available, UVC Uncertainty - not available, UVABC Uncertainty - not available, UVD Uncertainty - not available, UVE Uncertainty - not available, UVS Confidence Level)




    Rems UV Flux Sol:151 plot



















































    This plot displays UV flux data from the morning of the 151st sol of the MSL mission. It shows UV flux in W/m2 is plotted against Local Mean Solar Time. UV flux is measured over 6 bands, 5 of which are included in the plot above. Uncertainties for these flux measurements are not available. The data in this plot can be obtained in file RME_410851407RMD01510000000_______P8.TAB

    References:

    REMS Instrument Design and Operating Status, Zorzano et al 2014
    • •UV sensors will degrade over time