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With out being to technical, if you can, the temp of the camera overall which is usually about the same as the outside temp if it is pre cooled before imaging outside.
The sensor temp changes temp with the images it takes so to get a dark at each temp of the sensor is probably unrealistic.
I usually image with the camera in the ICNR on No. 2 and although your imaging run is doubled in time it seems to work really well.
Also I suggest you stick to one ISO setting from 200 to 400, and do all your imaging with the same ISO setting, that is only IMHO.
Leon
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