Assessment VIS-NIR calibration of VIIRS/NPP and MODIS/MODIS based on Dunhuang Site Presented by Lin Chen National Satellite Meteorological Center(NSMC),

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Assessment VIS-NIR calibration of VIIRS/NPP and MODIS/MODIS based on Dunhuang Site Presented by Lin Chen National Satellite Meteorological Center(NSMC), CMA Acknowledgements: Lv Jiayan,Li Yuan, Zhang Yong Wu Chunqiang Email: chenlin@cma.gov.cn

Outline Introduction of Dunhang 2015 field expeciment campaign Atmospheric parameters observations Surface reflectance observations VIS-NIR calibration Assessment AQUA/MODIS NPP/VIIRS

Introduction of Dunhang 2015 field expeciment campaign VC activity team is mainly divided into 2 groups. One group is responsible for the atmospheric parameters measurements, including aerosol optical depth, water vapor content, total ozone column, temperature, pressure, humility, cloud mount and so on. This group work in the No.1 site. The other one is responsible for the surface reflectance measurements by the spectroradiometer. In each calibration process, a ASD FieldSpec3 spectral radiometer carried on the vehicle transported through the center of each subarea of this site, measures the surface reflectance within 1.5 hours during the satellite over-pass. Atmospheric parameters observations (Aerosol, Watervapor, O3) Surface reflectance observations Reflectance-based VC using the CRCS Dunhuang site has been the baseline method of operational calibration since 1999 for the MVISR, which has no visible channel calibrator on-board the polar-orbiting meteorological satellites FY-1C and FY-1D. In spite of the FY3/MERSI is designed the OBC, Collecting synchronous in-situ measurements for an satellite sensor radiometric calibration is usually expensive ans consuming. Recently, the advance radiometric calibration method , such as SNO, Muti-site, et al., gradually instead of the in-situ measurements calibration. However, the in-situ measurement calibration is necessary and irreplaceable in the sensor CAL/VAL. Dunhuang (40.138°N, 94.32°E) Dunhuang Site: Located at Northwest part of Chin. Gobi surface is combined with sandy soil and gravels, the mean diameter of the gravels is from 2cm to 5cm.The atmospheric conditions are dry and clean. It is a very good radiometric calibration site for satellites.

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Scheme for surface reflectance measurement Dunhuang CRCS central area is 10km*10km. This central area is divided into several sections with 11 measurement spots. the surface reflectance is measured by the spectroradiometer. In each calibration process, a ASD FieldSpec3 spectral radiometer carried on the vehicle transported through the center of each subarea of this site, measures the surface reflectance within 1.5 hours during the satellite over-pass.

Measurement of surface reflectance and BRDF The directional reflectance was measured by ASD FieldSpec3 spectral radiometer and standard reference board (SRB) which has a lambert reflection surface. A great deal of data for the retrieval of the Dunhuang site BRDF model was obtained during the field missions in 2008 and 2013. The BRDF measurement system intends to provide quasisimultaneous, multiangle, multispectral measurements of the Earth surface reflected solar radiance. The BRDF model adopts the MODIS BRDF model Algorithm for Model Bidirectional Re-flectance Anisotropies of the Land Surface (AMBRALS) BRDF Ref correction Due to the time between surface reflectance measurements and satellite observation is not simultaneously, the surface reflectance of each spots should be corrected to the same angle condition with satellite observation by the BRDF model using above equation 2008 2013 Li et al(2014) SPIE

Standard lamp Integrating sphere The main performance parameters of the ASD FieldSpec® 3 spectroradiometer The FieldSpec 3 is a product of Analytical Spectra Devices Inc(ASD). It is a highly portable, general purpose spectroradiometer useful in many applications requiring either the absolute or relative measurement. FieldSpec 3 have three separate holographic diffraction gratings with three separate detectors. The detailed parameters were shown in table . ASD FieldSpec 3 has been well calibrated before it was delivered from the factory and we also did radiometric calibration in our laboratory before we started the campaign. The results showed that the bias between these two absolute calibration factors was lower than 2% in most spectrum bands. Integrating sphere Standard lamp

Figure shows the surface reflectance of measurement spot No Figure shows the surface reflectance of measurement spot No.6 before(blue dash line) and after(green line) BRDF correction and their relative bias(red line). The relative bias between these two reflectance is about 4%~5%. Between the gap of each ASD spectra detector, there are some noises which could affect the calibration accuracy of specific bands near the gap.

Instruments for atmosphere measurement Purpose:atmosphere and radiance measurements Location:Site No.1 Instruments: Sun-photometer CE318*2:Aerosol optical depth; Sun-irradiance:Total irradiance、Diffuse irradiance Portable sun-photometer-MICROTOP*2 :Aerosol;O3 Portable meteorological instrument:Pressure、Humity、Temperature、wind parameters in site; Fisheye camera:cloud mount Radio sonde(In Dunhuang Meteorology Bureau):P/T/H profile 6种 3类 7件

Sun-photometer-CE-318 Y=a*x+b Langley method for calibration logarithm CE-318 is a sunphotometer which is world widely used in aerosol optical depth(AOD) measurement. The langley method was used for the instrument calibration. The AOD was obtained by one minuet. Langley method for calibration logarithm Y=a*x+b

Usually, the AOD used for VC is the mean value of AOD within and after half an hour of the satellite over passed. aerosols optical depth in 550nm, measured in 14, 16,20,and 21 August,2015.

Portable sun-photometer-MICROTOP Besides the automatic sunphotometer, a portable sun-photometer named MICROTOP was also used in the 2015 CRCS campaign. total ozone unit.

Portable meteorological instrument cloudy clear Photograph of the atmosphere condition Date Time Tem Hum(%) Pre(hpa) Windspeed(m/s) 2015-8-13 14:00 31.8 14.4 870.9 1.2 14:25 32.9 12.1 870.2 1.4 14:45 34.0 11.5 2.0 15:09 34.3 12.2 869.5 15:28 34.6 13.6 869.4 0.9 15:57 33.0 12.9 869.1 4.5 Record the temperature, water-vapor, pressure, windspeed on the ground

Radio sonde When the satellite passed, a radiosonde was launched by balloon in Dunhuang Meteorology Observation Station which is about 25km east from Dunhuang CRCS site. The temperature and watervapor profile were gotten by the radiosonde. Total watervapor content is the sum of the watervapor profile.

Vicarious calibration method Reflectance-based VC Apparent reflectance observed by satellite is involved into two parts: surface part and atmospheric part The vicarious calibration method using natural earth scenes has been widely used since it was developed by the Remote Sensing Group of the University of Arizona(Slater et al., 1987) in the 1980s. RTM: 6Sv Input Parameters:surface reflectance;aerosol optical depth;Total Ozone Unit; Watervapor content Satellite data:MODIS C6 MYD1km;VIIRS; Bias(%)=100(RefMea-RefCal)/RefCal Uncertainty=STD(Biasn) n=1:11;

Atmospheric parameters and sensor angles information * It means that the Difference Time between the time of surface reflectance measurements in the center of site and the time of satellite over pass Red-VIIRS Blue-MODIS

Assessment VIS-NIR calibration for AQUA/MODIS Time difference over 150mins Bias(%)=Average(100(RefMea(n)-RefCal(n))/RefCal(n)) n=1:11; Uncertainty=STD(Biasn) n=1:11; 08/21: The bias is within 1.7%(max 1.71% B2, min 0.12% B4) for all bands except B7(-5.5%). The uncertainties of all bands are less than 2.5%. RMS of bias for band1~7 is 2.26%(0.97% if exclude B7) and 1.64% for uncertainty 08/14: The results are systemic low. The time difference between the surface measurement and satellite pass is over 150min.

Assessment VIS-NIR calibration for VIIRS/NPP M6 氧气吸收,M9 1.38;I3与M10是1.6um;M8 1.26um;M11 2.1um The biases for all bands are within 3% exceptM6 and M9 which are absorption bands as well as DNB band. The uncertainties of all bands are less than 2.5% except I3,M8 and M10 in Agu.16 RMS of bias for all bands(except M6 and M9) are 2.43%(2.12% if exclude DNB) and 1.8% for uncertainty

Conclusions AQUA/MODIS: NPP/VIIRS: RMS of bias for bands 1~7 is 2.26%(0.97% if exclude B7) and 1.64% for uncertainty; It should be noted that the B7 is abnormally lower. NPP/VIIRS: RMS of bias for all bands(except M6 and M9) are 2.43%(2.12% if exclude DNB) and 1.8% for uncertainty It should be noted that the DNB is abnormally lower. Possible reasons are change of DNB SRF and solar irradiance differences between 6S and NOAA used. DNB SRF in different time period Assement DNB calibration based on DCC Ma et al. 2015 R. E.

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