@inproceedings{045de00423ea477c86939f0c0a78bb71,
title = "The relative spectral response calibration of the ISO-SWS",
abstract = "The Relative Spectral Response Function (RSRF) characterises the wavelength dependent response of a spectrometer. The wavelength range of the grating section of the ISO-SWS is covered in 15 spectral bands for each of which the RSRF has to be determined. We discuss how the RSRF was measured during the Instrument Level Tests before launch, and how it was corrected based on in-orbit measurements of stellar calibration sources. Uncertainties in synthetic spectra and noise in the calibration observations can result in the introduction of erroneous spectral features in the RSRF. We show how this can be avoided by a careful selection of calibration sources across different spectral types and the use of spline smoothed correction curves.",
keywords = "Calibration, Flux calibration, ISO, Relative Spectral Response Function, RSRF, SWS",
author = "B. Vandenbussche and Morris, {P. W.} and Valentijn, {E. A.} and Beintema, {D. A.} and Boxhoorn, {D. R.} and L. Decin and {De Graauw}, T. and H. Feuchtgruber and Heras, {A. M.} and F. Lahuis and R. Lorente and D. Lutz and Roelfsema, {P. R.} and A. Salama and Shipman, {R. F.} and {Van Malderen}, R. and E. Wieprecht",
year = "2003",
month = may,
language = "English",
series = "European Space Agency, (Special Publication) ESA SP",
pages = "455--458",
booktitle = "The Calibration Legacy of the ISO Mission",
note = "The Calibration Legacy of the ISO Mission ; Conference date: 05-02-2001 Through 09-02-2001",
}