HFE/SKYRAD/M1 - IRT bias

The sky temperatures exhibited a positive bias compared to AERI, especially when < 230K. 
This is indicative of an incorrect emissivity setting (to compensate for the gold mirror) 
or a poor calibration. A similar problem with the same instrument occurred during the FKB 
deployment that was attributed to water vapor.

• Sky Infra Red Temperature Minima(sky_ir_temp_min)
• Sky Infra-Red Temperature(sky_ir_temp)
• Sky Infra Red Temperature Maxima(sky_ir_temp_max)

HFE/MWRHF/M1 - Calibration updates

The MWRHF calibration algorithm updates the calibration parameters every time a new 
successful tip curve is acquired. 

This results in small jumps (1-2 K) in the brightness temperatures each time calibration 
is updated. During times of frequent calibrations the data appear discontinuous with short 
data segments interrupted by small jumps.

• Sky brightness temperature (150 GHz)(tbsky150)
• Sky brightness temperature (90 GHz)(tbsky90)

HFE/MWRHF/M1 - Elevated noise in 150 GHz data

The noise level of the 150 GHz channel was about 4 times higher than expected, likely due 
to failure of the noise diode.  Disregard the 150 GHz data.

• Sky brightness temperature (150 GHz)(tbsky150)