The Successor of the TOU

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The Successor of the TOU Yongmei Wang & Whole team National Space Science Center,CAS GSICS 19-23 March 2018

Outline Total Ozone Unit (TOU) High Resolution Total Ozone Detector (HRTOU)

1、TOU---introduction FY-3series satellites are Chinese second-generation polar-orbiting meteorological satellites Total Ozone Unit (TOU): Total ozone mapper on FY-3A (May 27, 2008 --- 2015), FY-3B (Nov. 5, 2010 --- ) and FY-3C (Sept. 2013----) It is the first instrument for daily global coverage of total ozone monitoring in China

1、TOU---introduction Value Instrument Characteristics Parameter Value Detector Multiplier Tube detector (PMT) FOV 3.6°×3.6° Spatial Resolution 50km at Nadir Swath width 2908km Number of samples/scan 31 points in 8.16s Operation modes 1. Normal scan 2. Wavelength monitoring 3. Radiometric Calibration Scientific objectives Total column ozone, Aerosol, volcanic SO2 Picture of FY-3A/TOU:optical assembly and eletronical unit Spectral propterties Channel Central wavelentgh (nm) Band width 1 308.680.15 1.0+0.3, -0.0 2 312.590.15 3 317.610.15 4 322.400.15 5 331.310.15 6 360.110.25 It has a single, fixed Ebert-Fastie monochromator with a fixed grating and an array of exit slits

1、TOU---status on orbit FY-3A/TOU: 5th and 6th channel ‘s higher about 17-20%,caused by reflectivity of satellite coat FY-3B/TOU: all channels have good agreement, about 2% FY-3C/TOU: atmospheric radiance mode work well, but solar irradiance mode has problem, Comparisons for clear sky earth’s radiance and solar irradiance for FY-3B/C

1、TOU---Validation (Results by Wang Weihe,CMA) Comparison of total ozone between FY-3B/TOU and Brewer (Finland). Mean deviation: 1.45%,RMS Deviation: 2.65%, R2: 0.9866 Comparison of total ozone between FY-3B/TOU and Metop-B/GOME-2. R2:0.9937 (Results by Wang Weihe,CMA)

the Antarctic ozone hole from 2008 to 2015 (By: Wang Weihe,CMA) 1、TOU---Products the Antarctic ozone hole from 2008 to 2015 (By: Wang Weihe,CMA) 2013 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2014 2015 2016+2017….

Smog/dust observation 1、TOU---Products Smog/dust observation dust smog in 2013

Shortage of TOU By TOU Only total ozone column can be obtained very accurately. 50*50km spatial resolution just suitable for O3 for SO2 measurement , sensitivity and spatial resolution should be higher To predict the change of O3, related trace gases should be detected By OMI Total SO2 monitoring when Aleutian Islands volcano erupted on Aug. 10,2008

2 High-Resolution Total of Ozone Unit Next generation instrument on FY-3F----HRTOU Objects: Continue FY-3/TOU ozone mapping record Related trace gases for ozone layer prediction Hyper-spectral imaging Wide swath telescope yields daily global maps High spatial resolution Optical depths for UV-VIS measurement (From GOME website)

2 、HRTOU---Specfications Charactristics HRTOU TOU Spectral range 300~500nm 300-360nm (6 channels) Scientific purposes O3, SO2, NO2, BrO, Aerosol, Cloud, etc. O3, SO2, Aerosol Spectral resolution 0.4nm0.6nm 1.15 nm Spatial resolution(km) ~15(along)10(cross) 50km50km Field of view 112º 108º Dynamic range 104 Wavelength cal. accuracy 0.01nm 0.03nm Retrieval Algorithms Wavelength pair and DOAS Wavelength pair HRTOU is a pushbroom imaging spectrometer

Telescope The telescope is off-axis, all-reflective, image telecentric system. the telescope has two different back focal length in the flight and swath directions Items Value Swath Fov(ACT @entrance pupil) 112° Along track FoV (at earth) 15km f/# (swath) F/10 f/# (along-track) F/12 Focal length(swath) 34mm Focal length(along track) 68mm Entrance Area 9.3mm2 Slit Length Slit width 0.8mm 12

Future Continuity of GOME(2)/SCIAMACHY/OMI/TROPOMI TOMS GOME GOME-2 SCIAMACHY OMI OMPS TROPOMI S4/UVN S5/UVNS FY-3/TOU FY-3/HRTOU 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 (By:Joost Carpay, Netherlands Space Office)

Thank you for your attention! 谢 谢!