OCEAN COLOUR MONITOR ON-BOARD OCEANSAT-2

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OCEAN COLOUR MONITOR ON-BOARD OCEANSAT-2 Rangnath R Navalgund Space Applications Centre Indian Space Research Organisation Ahmedabad-380015, INDIA

OCEANSAT-2 2 MISSION OCEANSAT-2 2 is a global mission and is configured to cover global oceans and provide continuity of ocean colour data, global wind vector and characterization of lower atmosphere and ionosphere. INSTRUMENTS Modified Ocean Colour Monitor (OCM-2) Ku-band Pencil beam Scatterometer Radio Occultation Sounder for Atmosphere (ROSA) LAUNCH: Third quarter of 2008

ORBITAL PARAMETERS The Orbit of Oceansat-2 will be identical to Oceansat-1 Type - Near polar sun-synchronous synchronous Altitude - 720 kms Inclination - 98.28 Deg. Eccentricity - 0.00113 Period - 99.31 mts. Avg Ground Track Vel - 6.7818 km/sec Local time of pass - 12 noon + 10 mts. Repetevity cycle - 2 days

SCATTEROMETER & ROSA INSTRUMENTS SCATTEROMETER SCAT ROSA 43.63 49.09 21.14 rpm Subsatellite Track 1200 Km 1051 Km 720 Km Outer Beam Inner Beam 725 Km 910 Km Swath : 1450 km (inner) 1820 (outer) 3dB footprint : 26x46 km (inner) 31x65 km (outer) Frequency : 13.515 GHz( Ku Band) Polarization : VV (inner beam) HH (outer beam) Wind speed range : 4 to 24 m/sec Accuracy : 2 m/sec or 10% Frequency of operation - LI & L2 of GPS Codes used - C/A and P code Horizontal resolution - 300 kms Vertical Resolution - 0.3 kms (lower Troposphere) 1 3 kms (high Troposphere) Accuracy - 1 K for Temperature - 10 % or 0.2 g/kg for Humidity

OCEANSAT-2 2 OCM Instrument Swath : 1420 km IGFOV : 360x236 m Repetivity : 2 days No. of Bands : 8 (VNIR) Quantization : 12 Data rate : 21.226 Mbps Changed 765 nm channel into 740 nm to avoid O 2 absorption Replacement of 670 nm channel into 620 nm channel for better quantification of suspended sediments

MODES OF OPERATIONS Local Area Coverage (LAC) with 360m, real time transmission Global area coverage (GAC) with 4 km, on-board Recording & playback GAC data coverage between +/- 75 0 Latitude on a continuous basis, for full cycle of 29 paths

OCEANSAT-2 2 OCM Data products LEVEL-1 Product: Basic Data Products -L1A RAW Products (Internal Use Only & DQE) -L1B Radiance Product -L1C Radiometrically and Geometrically corrected LEVEL-2 Product: Geo-Physical Parameters -Chlorophyll-a a concentration -Total Suspended Matter (TSM) -Diffused Attenuation Coefficients (K( d -490 nm) -Aerosol Optical Depth (AOD) at 865 nm LEVEL-3 Product: Binned Products (4 km) -Weekly -Monthly -Yearly Products supported in HDF 4 format

OCEANSAT-2 2 AO OCEANSAT-2 AO for international users was announced in January 2008 Broad research areas are Retrieval algorithms and Calibration & Validation Application of ocean colour and Scatterometer data for ocean & atmospheric research Synergistic studies using multi-sensor data to understand processes Assimilation of geo-physical parameters in models Details can be obtained on ISRO web site (www.isro.gov.in) Data Product Dissemination: NRSA Data Center (NDC) will carry out data dissemination to users. GAC product of 4 km resolution will be made available on the Internet.

OCEANSAT-2 2 OCM chlorophyll algorithm Bio-optical archive data collected in the Arabian Sea and from NOMAD has been used to develop OC-4 type of algorithm The equation has following form Chlorophyll (mg/m3) 100.00 10.00 1.00 0.10 Rrs443/555 Chlorophyll (mg/m3) 100.00 10.00 1.00 0.10 Rrs490/555 C = 10 ( a+ br+ cr + dr ) where, C= chlorophyll; R = log 10 [max(rrs443>490>510/rrs555)] a = 0.48; b = -3.03; c = 2.24; d = -1.25; and e = -0.03 2 3 + e Chlorophyll (mg/m3) 0.01 0.10 1.00 10.00 Max (Rrs 443>490>510/Rrs555) 100.00 10.00 1.00 0.10 Rrs510/555 0.01 0.10 1.00 10.00 Max (Rrs 443>490>510/Rrs555) Chlorophyll (mg/m3) 0.01 0.10 1.00 10.00 Max (Rrs 443>490>510/Rrs555) 100.00 10.00 1.00 0.10 0.01 0.10 1.00 10.00 Max (Rrs 443>490>510/Rrs555) Max Ratio= Maximum (R rs 443>R rs 490>R rs 510/R rs 555nm)

Cal & Val Experiments A Permanent Cal-Val site is being set up near Kavaratti in Lakashdweep Sea Main buoy Aux. Buoy with yoke Optical buoy is deployed to collect hyperspectral observations of light, chlorophyll-a, temperature and aerosol optical depth Connecting line with separator and floats N ote that the fram e arm s in this view are perpendicular to the paper This in-situ data sets will be used for vicarious calibration of ocean colour sensors Weight Extensive Ship campaigns will also be organized for validation of geophysical data products. Inter-sensor calibration with contemporary missions like MODIS, MERIS etc Lunar calibration of OCM-2

OCM-1 1 Cal / Val Experiments Inter sensor calibration of OCM & SeaWiFS Vicarious calibration of OCM was done Validation of derived products using in-situ measurements Chlorophyll-a estimation errors within 30% Validation of OCM Chlorophyll SeaWiFS-OCM inter-calibration

Applications of OCM data Potential yield of marine resources using primary production modeling Synergistic use of surface winds, ocean- colour and SST for enhanced PFZ Species specific fish forecast Fluvial fluxes in coastal environment Algal blooms Dust Aerosol Transport

Future Ocean Colour sensors High Resolution GEO Imager (HR-GEO) A multi-spectral multi-resolution imaging instrument capable to image full or part of the earth disk from the geo-stationary platform HR-Geo Modules High Resolution multispectral VNIR Imager (HRMX-VNIR) No. of Bands 4 Spectral range 0.45 µm -0.52 µm 0.52 µm-0.59 µm 0.62 µm-0.68 µm 0.77 µm-0.86 µm Bandwidth (nm) 70 70 60 90 Spatial Resolution (m) 50 Hyper spectral (Hys-VNIR) Imager 60 0.40 to 0.87 μm ~10 500 12 band Ocean Colour Monitor on OCEANSAT-3 including fluorescence bands Hyper spectral (Hys-SWIR) Imager High Resolution multispectral TIR Imager 150 3 1.0 to 2.5 μm 8.2 µm-9.2µm 10.3 µm-11.3µm 11.5 µm-12.5µm? 1000 1000 1000 500 1500

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