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This work describes a new self-calibrated method for the assessment of the Earth's planetary albedo with a synthetic ground resolution of 2.5° latitude x 2.5° longitude by using the telemeterized data from the Solar Cell Experiment (SCE) of the second INPE's data collection satellite (SCD2), launched on October, 1998. A semi-empirical examination of this new method's result is reported, and the calculated planetary albedo for the years 1998 and 1999 is presented and discussed. This experiment may establish a cost-effective innovation for the Brazilian space program as regards to the study of the climate system by cloud cover monitoring.

Estimativa do Albedo Planetário empregando dados do Experimento Célula Solar do satélite brasileiro SCD2