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Can I get spectroradiometric information from a TSI image?

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Can I get spectroradiometric information from a TSI image?

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Spectroradiometers always give results in terms of power-per-unit-area-per-unit-wavelength. The CCD images have colors and intensities that are relative due to auto-brightness that adapts to sky conditions and thus pixels cannot be calibrated or temperature-corrected.

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