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M. J. Burgdorf, S. A. Buehler, I. Hans Reprocessing of Fundamental Climate Data Records From Microwave Sounders M. J. Burgdorf, S. A. Buehler, I. Hans Universität Hamburg V. John EUMETSAT

FIDelity and Uncertainty in Climate data records from Earth Observation (FIDUCEO) - What Is It About? • Need: trustworthy information about climatic variability and change over decades – rigorous science, including improving prediction – decision making, e.g. putting the future in context – climate services, meeting information needs • Problem: proving the “trustworthy” part is hard. Often hasn’t been done well even for prominent, much-used data sets • FIDUCEO answer: demonstrate “trustworthiness” across several FCDRs and CDRs and promote the methodologies across the EO-climate community – methods, guidance and tools

Fiduceo Aims: Uncertainty-quantified FCDR DATASET NATURE POSSIBLE USES AVHRR FCDR Harmonised infra-red radiances and best available reflectance radiances, 1982 - 2016 SST, LSWT, aerosol, LST, phenology, cloud properties, surface reflectance … HIRS FCDR Harmonised infra-red radiances, 1982 - 2016 Atmospheric humidity, NWP re-analysis, stratospheric aerosol … MW Sounder FCDR Harmonised μwave BTs for AMSU-B and equivalent channels, 1992 – 2016 Atmospheric humidity, NWP re-analysis … Meteosat VIS FCDR Improved visible spectral response functions and radiance 1982 to 2016 Albedo, aerosol, NWP re-analysis, cloud, wind motion vectors … At all data set scales there is adequate quantification of error distributions to propagate uncertainty across all data transformations accounting for error correlation structures

Main Processing Chain for Microwave Humidity Sounders

Analysis: Error Related to BB Temperatures Calibration target not thermally controlled, insulated from instrument - σ = 1.2 mK - changes < 0.1 mK/sec - gradients < 100 mK/° - accuracy < 100 mK No strong correlation between gain and temperature drifts Several days needed to reach stable conditions after data drop-out

Cross-Comparison: SSM/T2, AMSU-B, MHS, and HIRS Problem: observations at different local times Solutions: - opportunities for SNOs from orbit drift - small diurnal variations in subsidence zones Problem: Clouds affect infrared more than microwave Solution: Optimize cloud detection algorithms

Fiduceo Aims: Uncertainty-quantified CDRs DATASET NATURE USE Surface Temperature CDRs Ensemble SST and lake surface water temperature Most of climate science … model evaluation, re-analysis, derived/synthesis products … UTH CDR From HIRS and MW, 1992 - 2016 Sensitive climate change metric, re-analysis … Albedo and aerosol CDRs From M5 - 7, 1995 – 2006 Climate forcing and change, health … Aerosol CDR 2002 – 2012 aerosol for Europe and Africa from AVHRR Uncertainty information that (i) discriminates more and less certain data, (ii) is validated as being realistic in magnitude, (iii) is traceable back to the FCDR uncertainty information

FIDUCEO FCDR/CDR Improvements