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ICAP 13 July 2016 CALIPSO Data Products: progress and status Dave Winker, Jason Tackett NASA Langley Research Center With help from: Mark Vaughan, Stuart Young, Jay Kar, Ali Omar, Zhaoyan Liu, Brian Getzewich, Kam-Pui Lee, Bill Hunt, Chip Trepte, Travis Toth, Pat Lucker, Sharon Rodier, Jim Lambeth, Brian Magill, Rob Ryan, Josh Phillips, Shan Zeng, Xia Cai, Tim Murray, Ken Beaumont, Paula Detweiler 1

Outline q V4 Level 1 Ø Released in 2015 Ø Minor update underway q Level 1.5 q V3 Level 3 Ø New sky conditions Ø Additional aerosol types q V4 Level 2 Ø Many improvements 2

Version 4 Level 1 q Level 1 V4.0 development completed in April 2014 Ø Improved stability: removed day-night, seasonal, and volcanic biases Ø Removed biases in 1064/532 color ratio; aids L2 classification algorithms Ø V4 Level 1 processed from the beginning of the mission Ø Both V3.30 and V4 Level 1 produced until V4 Level 2 is available q Version 3 biases are corrected in Version 4: Ø 532 calibration biases from stratospheric background aerosol Ø Intra-orbit 1064 nm calibration biases Ø Flagged negative signal anomalies at surface q Minor update now underway (V4.1) Ø Replace Version 3 DEM with new CloudSat DEM Ø Update meteorology products from GMAO to MERRA-2 Ø Snow/Ice data not included in V4.0 surface types Ø Several minor bug fixes 3

V4 L1: 532 nm Night Calibration q Normalization altitude moved from 30-34 km (V3) to 36-39 km (V4) to avoid aerosol biases q Lower SNR at 36-39 km requires averaging over multiple orbits Ø Product latency increases from days to weeks Ø Implications for expedited products Scattering Ratio at 30 34 km V3 scattering ratio bias, night Vernier et al., 2009 4

V4 L1: 532 nm Day Calibration V3 clear-air R day bias (compared to V4) Jan 2010 slope corrections V3 clear-air R day bias (compared to V4) Jul 2010 Small altitude-dependent bias in V3 daytime scattering ratio (Rʹ) corrected for first time in V4. Below 2 km at mid-latitudes, the absolute bias is about 2%. 5

Level 1 V4.1 Update (1) q Replacing GMAO FP-IT with MERRA-2 Molecular density: MERRA-2 minus FP-IT, Jan & July 2008 % 6

Level 1 V4.1 Update (2) q Replacing GTOPO30 DEM (c. 1996) with new DEM used in CloudSat R05 CALIOP lidar sfc elevation vs. GTOPO30 CALIOP lidar sfc elevation vs. CloudSat DEM 7

Level 1.5 q Production of NRT Level 1.5 continues (based on V3 Expedited products) q New: Level 1.5 re-analysis product (L1.5RA) Ø Based on V4 Level 1 and V3 VFM (cloud mask) Ø Atmospheric state from MERRA-2 Ø Have recently processed entire mission Ø Will be the target for a CALIPSO aerosol simulator (CFMIP COSP) q Will update L1.5RA using V4 VFM after V4 Level 2 release 8

Revised Level 3 Aerosol Product q New Level 3 aerosol product released fall 2015 q New aerosol types added q Sky conditions changed (improved) q Several significant algorithm bugs corrected Changes Beta Version Version 3 Revised sky conditions Add profiles of individual species Correct the way singlespecies averages are calculated All-sky Cloud-free Above-cloud Combine (cloud-free + above-cloud) All species Dust Ignored All-Sky Cloud-Free Cloudy-Sky, Transparent Cloudy-Sky, Opaque All species Dust Polluted Dust Smoke Assign extinction = 0.0 /km Correct computation of column AOD Extinction scale height (63%, 90%) Average of column AODs n/a Integral of average extinction Included 9

Annual mean AOD (new L3 product) Cloud-free All-sky Cloudy-opaque Cloudy-semitransparent 10

Aerosol Species (annual mean, cloud-free) Total Dust Smoke Poll. Dust 11

V3 vs. b version b V3 12

L2 Product Developments 1. NEW SURFACE DETECTION ALG. 2. CLOUD-AEROSOL DISCRIMINATION 1. NEW PDF S 2. W AT 1/3 KM 3. W IN STRATOSPHERE 3. STRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL CLASSIFICATION 4. TROPOSPHERIC AEROSOL CLASSIFICATION 5. REVISED AEROSOL LIDAR RATIOS 6. ICE-WATER CONTENT 7. CIRRUS MULTIPLE SCATTERING 8. OPAQUE EXTINCTION RETRIEVAL 13

Surface Detection q New surface detection algorithm developed q Starts below surface rather than at top of atmosphere q Frequency of surface detection under clouds is increased 14

Cloud-Aerosol Discrimination (CAD) q Revised CAD algorithm required to accommodate new (V4) calibration q Also fixes several V3 problems (misclassification of high-latitude dust) 532 nm Attenuated Backscatter 2008-03-15 532 nm Volume Depolarization Ratio 2008-03-15 Version 3 Vertical Feature Mask Version 4 Vertical Feature Mask 15

CAD on 1/3 km profiles q In Version 3, anything detected on single-shots was classified as cloud Ø Dense smoke and dust layers often classified as cloud q In Version 4, Cloud-Aerosol Discrimination (CAD) algorithm will be applied to single-shot profiles Preliminary results from 1/3 km CAD: Most 1/3 km aerosol layers correspond to dense dust 16

V4: Implement CAD at 1/3 km very dense dust layer V3: classified as cloud and removed detected at single shot resolution V4: classified as aerosol and retained 17

CAD Scores are changing! q V4 CAD scores tend to be lower than in V3 Ø V4 scores probably more realistic, but requires new interpretation 18

Aerosol Subtyping Many Subtyping Revisions 1. Reduce/eliminate smoke misclassified as marine over ocean 2. Smoke vs polluted continental. Rename smoke and polluted continental to elevated smoke and polluted continental or smoke 3. Added stratospheric aerosol typing 4. Disallow polluted continental over Antarctica 5. Improved dust/polluted dust classification Correct for overlying transmittance in δ p calculation Adjust δ p thresholds for day/night 6. Add Dusty Marine aerosol type 7. Better CAD for high-latitude dust 8. Revised polar aerosol classification (removed Arctic haze ) 19

V3 Tropospheric Aerosol Classification Feature (γʹ, δʹ, surface type) Snow/Ice Tundra? δʹ > 0.075 Surface Type γʹ > 0.0005 Elevated Layer? γʹ > 0.0015 δʹ > 0.20 γʹ > 0.01 clean continental Desert Elevated Layer? δʹ > 0.05 marine polluted continental polluted continental desert dust biomass burning polluted dust clean continental 20

V3: Typing artifact near Antarctica 21

V4 Tropospheric Aerosol Classification Removed tests over snow, added Dusty Marine type Feature (γʹ, δʹ, surface type) δʹ > 0.075 Surface Type γʹ > 0.0005 Land Ocean Elevated Layer? Is the layer wholly above the MBL? Ocean z base > 2.5 km Surface Type δʹ > 0.20 Deser t Elevated Layer? γʹ > 0.01 δʹ < 0.05 marine dusty marine Land desert dust polluted continental/ smoke biomass burning polluted dust clean continental 22

Dusty Marine V4 Test 10, Night DJF 2008 MAM 2008 JJA 2008 SON 2008 23

Smoke vs. Polluted Continental new interpretation in V4 Can we use attenuated color ratio to discriminate between smoke and polluted continental? 24

Elevated marine AerTypeProfiles_southAf_global.png V3: altitude of max freq (July) V3 (Sept 2008) V4T10 (Sept 2008) 25

Dust à Cirrus at high latitudes Misclassification of dense dust Misclassification of dense dust layers north of 40 N over the Taklimakan Desert. Improved with modified V4 PDFs. 26

Smoke à Cirrus at high altitudes 2006-07-04 atten color ratio 27

New: Stratospheric CAD and Typing Ash Puyehue-Cordón Caulle 2011-06 Sulfate Nabro 2011-06 PSC Aerosol Antarctic 2011-06 Smoke Siberian Fire 2012-05 28

Aerosol Lidar Ratio Updates Troposphere V3 V4 Clean Marine 20 23 Clean Continental 35 53 Dust 40 44 Dusty Marine --- 37 Polluted Continental 70 70 Smoke 70 70 Polluted Dust 55 55 Stratospheric Types V4 aerosol PSC 50 Volcanic Ash 44 Smoke 70 Sulfate/other 70 Undetermined 50 Some 1064 lidar ratios modified highly uncertain (validation!!) 29

Remaining Aerosol Issues q Smoke mixed into MBL is still an issue q High altitude smoke à cirrus not completely fixed q Need to replace Dust/Polluted Dust with a depol-based retrieval q Dust needs a 10% adjustment for MS 30

Lidar Data Products Summary Level 1 Version 4 released since spring 2014. Minor updates underway for release in mid-2016 (V4.1) Level 1.5 re-analysis product Based on V4 Level 1 and V3 cloud mask, full mission Level 2 Version 4 release planned for summer 2016. Revised Level 3 aerosol product released fall 2015 Will be updated after release of V4 L2 product Stratospheric aerosol product in development. Release to follow V4 L2. Level 3 cloud product - Initial release in 2016, based on V3 L2 Ocean subsurface product Recently funded under CC science team 31

Brief CALIPSO status 2 nd laser now at 4.3 billion shots! laser output energy (7-7-2016) laser canister pressure 32