SGP/SASZE/C1 - Occasional signal saturation

During summer months around noon when the sun is near zenith the SASZe is susceptible to 
saturation when viewing brightly illuminated clouds. The saturation is mild and is limited 
to relatively few pixels around 500 nm and 600 nm where sunlight is most intense and 
does not appear to bleed into adjacent pixels. The visible effect in the data is radiance 
values that appear to level off to a fixed high value and that don't reflect the natural 
variation of nearby pixels.

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• Zenith radiance at 615 nm(zenith_radiance_615nm)
• Zenith radiance at 532 nm(zenith_radiance_532nm)
• Zenith radiance at 500 nm(zenith_radiance_500nm)
• Zenith transmittance at 500 nm(zenith_transmittance_500nm)
• Zenith transmittance at 532 nm(zenith_transmittance_532nm)
• Zenith transmittance at 615 nm(zenith_transmittance_615nm)

• Spectral zenith radiance from InGaAs NIR spectrometer(zenith_radiance)