The infrared instrument for sea surface temperature (iriss): An innovative and simplified design for measuring ocean surface skin temperature

The InfraRed Instrument for Sea Surface temperature (IRISS) is a
simplified design that uses a one-point in situ calibration and separate
sensors to measure the sea and sky radiance. The standard wavelength band
(9.6-11.5 microns) and a so-called optimal band (7.5-7.85 microns) were
evaluated by comparison to the Remote Ocean Surface Radiometer (ROSR)
during an extensive field deployment. The dataset structure is CSV files
containing time series with variable names at the beginning of the file.
Potential reuse includes verifying the performance.  There are no
legal or ethical considerations.