Synergistic Cloud Clearing Using Aqua Sounding and Imaging Infrared Measurements

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Synergistic Cloud Clearing Using Aqua Sounding and Imaging Infrared Measurements H-L Allen Huang, et al. CIMSS/SSEC Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison and William L. Smith, LaRC, NASA Cloud Clearing/Cloud Detection MODIS/AIRS Variable FOV Rtv. AIRS Cloud Clearing Assessment IMAPP (see Presentation/Poster for details) Co-location/Comparison Synergistic C.C. Approach Summary, Future Work & Goal ITSC XIII Sainte Adele, Canada 29 October 2003-4 November 2003 1

MODIS True Color Image 24 August, 2002 Clouds are almost everywhere 2

Aqua Color Composite Red: B1 (.645) Green: B6 (1.64) Blue: B31 (11.) Cloud Phase (Day time Alog.) Ice Water Mixed Uncertain Clear No Retrieval 3

MODIS IMAPP Direct Broadcast Suite of Products - 14 March 2003 18:41 UTC L1B Image Cloud Mask Cloud Top Pressure Cloud Phase Total Precipitable Water True Color Composite (R:.65, G:.55, B:.46) low mid high See IMAPP Poster for Details 4

Global Aqua AIRS 6 September, 2002 High-spectral Resolution Brightness temperature Images and Spectra 12 1 2 3 11 4 10 5 9 8 7 6 5

AIRS Clear FOV Determination Using MODIS 1 km Cloud Mask Cloudy Scenes identified by MODIS cloudmask (adapted for AIRS FOVs) Clear if [n99%+n95%/ntot > 0.95] Clear Percentage: 13.5% Clear&Land: 6.1 %, Clear&Ocean:7.4% 6

AIRS/MODIS Co-location Example Scan Angle = 49 Nadir Scan Angle = 23.7 7

Convolving AIRS with MODIS SRFs conv1 = continuous kcarta monochromatic calculation based on ECMWF profile coincident w/ 20 July granule 224 convolved w/ GOES10 SRFs conv2 = continuous kcarta monochromatic calculation based on ECMWF profile coincident w/ 20 July granule 224 convolved w/ AIRS SRFs and then with GOES10 SRFs * using channels w/ Bad_Flag == 0 Band 1/cm microns converror = conv1-conv2 (K) 32 830.8 12.03-0.00 33 748.3 13.36 0.20 34 730.8 13.68 0.05 35 718.2 13.92 0.21 36 703.5 14.21 0.16 After Dave Tobin CIMSS UW-Madison 8

MODIS Vs. AIRS Good Co-located/Spectral agreement can be used Synergistically After Dave Tobin CIMSS UW-Madison 12 µm 13.4 µm Granule 224 Granule 072 13.7 µm 13.9 µm 9

AIRS Measurement Noise Filtering Calculate eigenvectors of observation covariance matrix Reconstruct observations using first eigenvectors Filter out random component of noise 10

Cloud Clearing Noise Amplification Factor R clear = R + η 1 (R -R 1 ) + η 2 (R -R 2 ) +... + η Κ (R -R K ) Need guess of clear radiances to solve the ηs iteratively (K+1) FOVs are required to solve for R clear with K cloud formations. Reconstructed radiance R clear contains an amplified random (measurement) noise σ': σ' 2 =[ (1+ η 1 +η 2 +...+η Κ ) 2 + η 1 2 + η 2 2 +... +η Κ 2 ] σ 2 σ: random (measurement) noise of radiances R 1,R 2,...,R K+1 11

Operational AIRS/AMSU Cloud Clearing Error Estimates Good Performance Over Ocean Most of Time Tropic Mid-Latitude Sub-Polar Night Day 12

Operational AIRS/AMSU Cloud Clearing Error Estimates Good Performance Over Ocean Most of Time Tropic Mid-Latitude Sub-Polar Night Day Yellow Max. C.C. Err.; Green Min. C.C. Err. Red C.C. RMS Err.; Blue AIRS FOV Noise 13

Operational AIRS/AMSU Cloud Clearing Error Estimates Good Performance Over Ocean Most of Time Mid-Latitude Night Day Yellow Max. C.C. Err.; Green Min. C.C. Err. Red C.C. RMS Err.; Blue AIRS FOV Noise 14

Operational AIRS/AMSU Cloud Clearing Error Estimates Problematic Over Some Land Cases Tropic Mid-Latitude Sub-Polar Night Day 15

Operational AIRS/AMSU Cloud Clearing Error Estimates Problematic Over Some Land Cases Tropic Mid-Latitude Sub-Polar Night Day Yellow Max. C.C. Err.; Green Min. C.C. Err. Red C.C. RMS Err.; Blue AIRS FOV Noise 16

Operational AIRS/AMSU Cloud Clearing Error Estimates Problematic Over Some Land Cases Mid-Latitude Night Day Yellow Max. C.C. Err.; Green Min. C.C. Err. Red C.C. RMS Err.; Blue AIRS FOV Noise 17

MODIS and AIRS Color Composite Images MODIS (~1 km*) AIRS (~14 km*) *Resolution is specified as nadir view only 18

MODIS (1 km*) and AIRS (~14 km*) Cloud Phase Images MODIS More mixed phase clouds occur in AIRS FOV/FOR *Resolution is specified as nadir view only AIRS 19

MODIS 1 km Cloud Mask & Phase Images Mask @ 1 km Nadir Resolution Phase 20

AIRS Color Composite and Cloud Cleared Window Channel Images Operational AIRS Cloud Cleared Tb Image 21

MODIS/AIRS Synergistic Cloud Clearing Examples 22

MODIS/AIRS Co-located Cloud Phase Image Over Land 23

MODIS/AIRS Co-located TWP & Skin Temperature Mean Values of TPW and Skin Temperature for clear MODIS pixels within AIRS FOVs, Land Case Cloud Phase TPW Skin Tem. δtpw=0.5 cm δtskin=0.68k 24

AIRS Single FOV Window Channel Brightness Temperature Variations 8 degree Gradient Cloud Phase Window BT 1000 cm -1 & 2616 cm -1 Cloud Spectra 2 degree Gradient 25

AIRS FOR ( 3 by 3) Cloud Clearing Error Examples Max. C.C. Error Min. C.C. Error 26

MODIS/AIRS Co-located Cloud Phase Image Over Ocean 27

MODIS/AIRS Co-located TWP & Skin Temperature Mean Values of TPW and Skin Temperature for clear MODIS pixels within AIRS FOVs, Ocean Case Cloud Phase TPW Skin Tem. δtpw=0.45 cm δtskin=3.12k 28

AIRS FOR ( 3 by 3) Single FOV Window Channel Brightness Temperature Variations 9 degree Gradient Cloud Phase Window BT 1000 cm -1 & 2616 cm -1 Cloud Spectra 3 degree Gradient 29

AIRS FOR ( 3 by 3) Cloud Clearing Error Examples Max. C.C. Error Min. C.C. Error 30

AIRS FOR ( 3 by 3) Cloud Clearing Error Examples Minimum C.C. Error Case Cloud Clear Error Estimate Difference between Averaged Clear and Cloud Cleared 31

Alternative Stand-Along IMAPP AIRS Cloud Clearing Approaches - Without Performing Profile Retrieval Noise filtering AIRS cloudy radiances prior to C.C. to minimize noise amplification Use of minimum resources and ancillary data (besides available Direct Broadcast measurements) Synergistic AIRS/MODIS C.C.: Use of MODIS clear radiance estimates Use of MODIS for surface type/emissivity estimates Use of MODIS level 2 (single pixel) TPW, Sfc-Tskin..for Q.C. Variable C.C. Area (1 by 3; 2 by 2 FOVs; superobs or customized.) Evaluation of AIRS/AMSU Cloud Clearing Performance Optimal use of Cloud Cleared Radiances Goal Demonstrate Imaging/Sounding Synergy to improve yields of IR Data utilization 32