Usage of McIDAS V with GOES R AWG products

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McIDAS User Group Meeting, October 25-27, 2010, Madison, WI Usage of McIDAS V with GOES R AWG products William Straka III UW/CIMSS Madison, Wisconsin, USA With help from Tom Rink (CIMSS/), Tom Achtor (CIMSS/), and Tim Schmit (NOAA/NESDIS) 1

Acknowledgements We would like to acknowledge the efforts of several people in providing the data from the GOES R AIT framework for testing Walter Wolf 1, Shanna Sampson 2, Qingzhao Guo 2, Gang Fu 2, Aiwu Li 2, Meizhu Fan 2, Shuang Qiu 2, Zhaohui Cheng 2 1 NOAA/NESDIS/STAR 2 IMSG/Dell In addition, we would like to acknowledge the GOES R AWG teams who created these algorithms, EUMETSAT for the SEVIRI data and NASA EOS for the MODIS data. Further thanks goes to the GOES R Imagery AWG for providing the simulated AWG data and to Tom Rink for implementing the GOES R Fixed Grid Format in to McIDAS V 2

Status of GOES-R product Visualization in McIDAS-V Currently all of the 80% code delivery ABI Baseline Products are able to be visualized in McIDAS V As files from the 100% code delivery become available for the Baseline products, the output is being tested and visualized in McIDAS V. The Option 2 products, which are at their 80% code delivery are also being tested as they become available. Comments on any issues are then sent back to the GOES R AIT McIDAS V can visualize simulated ABI data in the GOES R Fixed Grid Format 3

Status of GOES-R product Visualization in McIDAS-V A request was sent in December 2010 to the GOES R AWG teams to gather enhancements for the various products. As they become available, the enhancements are tested and passed along to the McIDAS V team for integration into McIDAS V. The status of what enhancements have been integrated in available online to both the AIT as well as McIDAS V teams 4

ABI/GLM GOES-R product List Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI) BASELINE Products Clouds and Moisture Imagery (KPP) Clear Sky Mask Cloud Top Pressure and Height Cloud Top Phase Cloud Top Temperature Cloud Particle Size Distribution Cloud Optical Path Temperature and Moisture Profiles Total Precipitable Water Stability Parameters (Lifted Index) Aerosol Detection Aerosols Optical Depth Derived Motion Winds Hurricane Intensity Fire/Hot Spot Characterization Land and Sea Surface Temperature Volcanic Ash Rainfall Rate Snow Cover Downward Solar Insolation: Surface Reflected Solar Insolation: TOA Advanced Baseline Imager (ABI) OPTION 2 Products Cloud Layer/Heights Cloud Ice Water Path Cloud Liquid Water Cloud Type Convective Initiation Turbulence Low Cloud and Fog Enhanced V /Overshooting Top Aircraft Icing Threat SO 2 Detections (Volcanoes) Visibility Upward Longwave Radiation (TOA) Downward Longwave Radiation (SFC) Upward Longwave Radiation (SFC) Total Ozone Aerosol Particle Size Surface Emissivity Surface Albedo Vegetation Index Vegetation Fraction Flood Standing Water Rainfall probability and potential Snow Depth Ice Cover Sea & Lake Ice Concentration, Age, Extent, Motion Ocean Currents, Currents: Offshore GLM Lightning Detection 5

0.47 μm 0.64 μm 0.86 μm 1.38 μm 1.61 μm 2.26 μm 3.9 μm 6.19 μm 6.95 μm 7.34 μm 8.5 μm 9.61 μm 10.35 μm 11.2 μm 12.3 μm 13.3 μm 6 NOAA/NESDIS STAR and GOES-R Imagery Team

GOES-R East (Simulated), FGF w/ lats included 75 W 7

GOES-R West (Simulated), FGF w/ lats included 137 W 8

Simulated GOES-R Displayed in Google Earth Image courtesy of NOAA/NESDIS STAR and GOES-R Imagery Team, Kaba Bah (CIMSS/) 9

GOES-R product images Most of the GOES R products have been using SEVIRI as a proxy dataset. Others have used MODIS or simulated data as a proxy data The following images show products either from the Framework runs of from PG efforts in order to demonstrate the enhancements and abilities of McIDAS V Unless otherwise noted, all images use data from the 80% code delivery 10

GOES-R LST K 11

GOES-R NDVI Clouds masked using ACM 12

GOES-R SST using regression technique Clouds masked using ACM 6/5/2008, 1200Z 13

GOES-R Rain Rate Algorithm mm/hr 14

GOES-R Ozone Clouds masked using ACM DU 15

GOES-R Upward Longwave Flux 16

GOES-R AMV Overlaid on 0.64 μm animation DU 17

GOES-R Snow Fraction Terra, 3/1/2009, 1740Z 18

GOES-R Shortwave Radiation Budget Terra, 8/24/2006, 1020Z 19

GOES-R Overshooting Tops Enhanced-V 4/7/2006, 1845Z Blue Overshooting Top Red Thermal Couplet 20

GOES-R Overshooting Tops Enhanced-V Proving Ground efforts Blue Overshooting Top Red Thermal Couplet 21

GOES-R Ice Concentration 2/5/2007, 0740Z 22

GOES-R 100% ACM 23

GOES-R Volcanic Ash Product 5/5/10 Eyjafjallajökull, Iceland Vol Ash Data provided by Michael Pavolonis (NOAA/NESDIS/STAR) EUMETSAT Ash Enhancement provided by Hans Peter, EUMETSAT 24

Other Simulated datasets McIDAS V has not only been used to visualize the GOES R AWG product, but has also been used to demonstrate the improved resolution capability of GOES R The usages of side by side panels is useful in demonstrating the resolution differences in the ABI resolution as compared to current GOES 25

Side by side analysis animation 4km vs 2km HRIT for MTSAT-1R Thanks to JMA for providing the 2km HRIT data /CIMSS/JMA 26

Side by side analysis 4km vs 2km HRIT for MTSAT-1R Thanks to JMA for providing the 2km HRIT data /CIMSS/JMA 27

Simulated ABI: Katrina GOES Imager GOES R ABI 28

Summary of ABI products in McIDAS-V All of the ABI Baseline Products are able to be visualized in McIDAS V We are currently working towards visualizing the GLM products as well. 29

Summary of ABI products in McIDAS-V As they become available, Option 2 products are being tested in McIDAS V We are making a concerted effort to gather the enhancements that are used by the various AWG teams. 30

Questions? 31