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Clarence Zarobila (Assoc)
Mr. Zarobila is a physicist in PML's Sensor Science Division. He co-developed the Robotic Optical Scattering Instrument (ROSI), the national reference instrument for specular and bi-directional reflectance measurements. For that work he and his colleagues received the NIST Judson C. French award. He also co-developed the air-LUSI telescope, the "eye" of a system which measures the spectral irradiance of the moon from an aircraft flying near the top of the atmosphere. He supports NIST STARS and a variety of other projects in PML and EL by developing optical and engineering models. His research interests include interferometry, spectrophotometry, color and appearance, and sensing using optical and fiber-optic techniques.
Research projects
Previous Publications
"Fiber-Optic Sensors," Davis, C. M. and Zarobila, C. J., In R.W. Waynant, & M.N. Ediger, Electro-Optics Handbook, (2nd ed., Chapter) New York: McGraw-Hill.