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RGB Products: an easy and practical way to display multispectral satellite data (in combination with derived products) Dr. Jochen Kerkmann Training Officer EUMETSAT

Multi-channel GEO satellites today Him-08 (140.7 E) GOES-16 (89.5 W) Met-10 (0) Met-08 (41.5 E) Credits: HP Roesli 20 March 2017, First Global Airmass RGB Composite

How to display multispectral data? Why do we need RGB products, when we have derived (cloud) products?

Multispectral view of tomatoes & clouds No rain Rain Credits: Prof. Danny Rosenfeld, Jerusalem (HUJ)

MODIS Airborne Simulator-L1B 02-954-06 26 Jul 2002 18:44 GMT Caribbean Sea Flight level 20 km Resolution 50 m at NADIR Swath ± 45, With=37 km Red: 0.63 mm Green: 2.06 mm Blue: 2.11/2.21 mm Credits: Prof. Danny Rosenfeld, Jerusalem (HUJ) 12/20/2017

Cloud Properties seen in Day Microphysics RGB Cirrus with large crystals Nimbus Layer clouds of large water drops Dissipating Nimbus warm large ice particles snow surface Mixed phase layer clouds Snow in the air downhill the stau cloud after its supercooled cloud drops evaporated 8 October 2003, 12:00 UTC Source: D. Rosenfeld

Comparison 1: RGBs vs Cloud Type Product 2 1 Cloud Type Product Texture gets lost, no cloud phase info Met-8, 21 March 2007, 12:00 UTC Day Microphysics RGB

Comparison 2: RGBs + Ash Product Best use: RGBs + Derived Product Derived product (ash mask) overlaid on Ash RGB 15 April 2010, 09:00-15:00 UTC Source: M. Pavolonis

Main Improvements from multi-channel (GEO) Imagers

New Generation Improvements: Clouds at Night India Fog/Low Stratus (night) AHI IR10.4 Channel AHI Night Micro RGB

New Generation Improvements: Vegetation Grassland Rice Fields MFG VIS Channel MSG Natural Colours RGB

New Generation Improvements: Cloud / Snow Discrimination Fog MFG VIS Channel MSG RGB NIR1.6, HRV, HRV

New Generation Improvements: Haze, Dust, Ash, Smoke Dust Cloud MFG IR Channel MSG Dust RGB

New Generation Improvements: Cloud Particle Size Small Ice Particles MFG IR Channel MSG Convection RGB

New Generation Improvements: Thin Clouds Thin Ci Clouds GOES-16 Nat. Colour RGB (non-operational data) GOES-16 Dust RGB

New Generation Improvements: Cloud Classification Thin High Clouds Thick High Clouds Low Clouds GOES-16 Cloud Type RGB (non-operational data) GOES-16 Dust RGB

New Generation Improvements: Moisture Boundaries Diurnal development of the sea-breeze front in Yemen

New Generation Improvements: Wind Shear Observation Himawari-8 product courtesy JMA/CIMSS Ash RGB Himawari-8 data (2km resolution) MTSAT images courtesy JMA/BOM 11 micron IR MTSAT data (4km resolution) Klyuchevskoy 3.7 micron NIR MTSAT data (4km resolution) 11-12 micron IR MTSAT data (4km resolution) Raung Plume, Java (10 th July 2015)

GUIDELINES FOR CREATING RGBs

Rules for Creating Good RGB Products Channel Select three channels or channel differences that represent three different physical properties!!! Example: MSG Window Channels Main Cloud Physical Properties (clouds, NADIR viewing) 01 (VIS 0.6) optical thickness, amount of cloud water and ice 02 (VIS 0.8) optical thickness, amount of cloud water and ice 03 (NIR 1.6) optical thickness, particle size & shape, phase 04 (MIR 3.9) Day-time: top temperature, particle size & shape, phase Night-time: top temperature (very noisy below -50 C) 07 (IR 8.7) top temperature 09 (IR 10.8) top temperature 10 (IR 12.0) top temperature

Not Recommended RGB IR8.7, IR10.8, IR12.0 20/12/2017 21 MSG-1, 21 January 2005, 12:00 UTC

Recommended RGB VIS0.8, IR3.9r, IR10.8 20/12/2017 22 MSG-1, 21 January 2005, 12:00 UTC

RGB PRODUCTS FOR OPERATIONAL FORECASTING

Most important RGBs (for Operational Forecasting) 24-h Microphysics (Dust) RGB Airmass RGB 28 January 2013, 12:00 UTC

High PV Anomaly Deformation Zone Jet (polar) Jet (subtropical)

Example: Jet Streaks Him-08, 17 October 2017, 12:00 UTC

Example: Jet Streaks + Moisture Rivers Him-08, 17 October 2017, 12:00 UTC

Example: Deformation Zone

Example: Deformation Zone COL X COL X X N X N X N N N N

Example: Deformation Zone Ash cloud from Iceland as tracer Source: HP. Roesli

Example: Two PV anomalies merge over Europe (Fujiwhara effect) Met-10, 5-6 April 2017

Example: Low Clouds Comparison Met-8 vs Met-9 1 May 2007, 14:00 UTC Source: HP. Roesli

Example: Dust crosses the Atlantic Ocean Source: HP. Roesli 22-25 June 2014

Example: Volcanic Ash (Etna, Italy) Source: HP. Roesli 12 August 2011, 09:00-13:00 UTC

Example: Thin Ice Clouds (Lee Clouds) MSG-1, 12 November 2006, 23:00 UTC

Example: Cloud Phase 20/12/2017 36 Ice Water cloud cloud Met-8, 16 Aug 2006, 04:00 UTC

OTHER RGB PRODUCTS

Day Microphysics RGB, 19 January 2017, Example of polluted airmasses L H Snow L

Convection RGB, dust changes cloud microphysics small ice particles (IR3.9r > 10%) 24-h Dust Day Microphysics Convective Storms Met-8, 22 February 2007, 12:00 UTC

Night Microphysics RGB, 19 January 2017, snow detection at night Snow Stratus Mid-level water clouds Snow 17 January 2006, 16:00 UTC

Convection RGB, small ice particles in severe thunderstorms Multispectral View of Convective Storms HRV Met-8, 29 June 2006 RGB Convective Storms

New Developments Presented at 2017 RGB workshop

Standard Tropical

Tropical Airmass RGB (tuned for OTs) Overshooting Tops in Typhoon Koppu (Pacific) 15 October 2015, HIM-08, AHI, Tropical Airmass RGB 2 km / 2.5 minutes

Tuning of AHI Dust RGB (for dust, cloud phase, moisture) Red: IR12.4 IR10.4, Green: IR11.2 IR8.6, Blue: IR10.4 (uses 4 (not 3) IR channels) G B A F A: thick dust B: thin dust C thin Cirrus D: Thick Cirrus E: Mid clouds F: Low clouds G: thin dust C D E Credits: D. Gencic

Him-08 Tuned Dust RGB Convective outflow boundary India

Him-08 Ash RGB (source: CIRA) Kamchatka

Him-08 Ash RGB (source: CIRA) Animation of volcanic plume and contrails

Him-08 Tuned Dust RGB moist Australia thin ice dry ice water water ice

New Him-08 RGB: Cloud Phase RGB The dilemma of 4 IR window channels - Tuning of the Dust RGB to ABI / AHI - J. Kerkmann, EUMETSAT Red: IR12.4-IR10.4 (-6, +4 K) Green : IR11.2-IR8.6 (0, +10 K) Blue: IR10.4 (273, 300 K) AHI, Dust RGB (tuned) Him-08, AHI, Cloud Phase RGB (05-06-02)

Animation Cloud Phase RGB, Australia

GOES-16 Cloud Phase RGB (non-operational data) Cloud Phase RGB Convection RGB Supercell, Texas, 16 May 2017, 21:27 23:02 UTC (5 min intervals)

Fires in Australia, AHI, New Fire Temperature RGB 16-17 October 2017 Temperature Level 1 2 3 Credits: CIRA

Him-08 True Colour RGB (source: CIRA) A wall of pollution crosses the Sea of Japan 27-28 May 2017

Him-08 True Colour RGB (source: CIRA) Spiegel Online: Smog alarm in India 7 November 2017, 03:20 UTC

Smog in India Him-08 Geo Colour RGB (source: CIRA)

Him-08 True Colour RGB (source: CIRA) Spiegel Online: Smog alarm in India 7 November 2017, 09:30 UTC

GOES-16 True Colour RGB (source: CIRA) (non-operational data) Jose Maria dust smoke 21 September 2017, 13:45 UTC

MODIS image (NASA) Him-08 Dust RGB (source: eport, EUMeTrain) High level smoke Lake Baikal 23 June 2017, 12:00 UTC

Him-08 Dust RGB (source: eport, EUMeTrain) Russia (Siberia) Very cold land surfaces 27 January 20176, 06:00 UTC

Him-08, Convection RGB (source: JMA) High-base convection India 2 May 2016, 02:30-12:00 UTC

Him-08, Convection RGB (source: eport, EUMeTrain) Australia High Supercooled Clouds 28 September 2017, 00:00 UTC

Impact of viewing angle on dust detection Source: eport Pro (EUMeTrain) Thin Dust Senegal Met-08 4 July 2017, 06:00 UTC Met-10 Dust (and smoke) often better detected at high viewing angles (NADIR view is not always the best one)

Impact of viewing angle on fog detection Source: eport Pro (EUMeTrain) Qatar Low viewing angle High viewing angle Met-08 Met-10 Thin low clouds look thicker (better contrast) when viewed at high viewing angles!

Limb cooling in Airmass RGB India Met-08 5 September 2016, 12:00 UTC Him-08 Bluish limb area In Met-08 on eastern side In Him-08 on western side

Summary (Dust RGB Animation, source: CIRA) High winds produce massive dust storm along China-Mongolia border - 3 May 2017 -