JCSDA Infrared Sounding Working Group

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JCSDA Infrared Sounding Working Group Charter Discussion Chris Barnet JCSDA Infrared Sounding Working Group Jan. 30, 2009 Chris.Barnet@noaa.gov

Outline of Talk Agenda for Today’s Meetings Team Members Working Group Objectives Ideas for future meetings.

Agenda for Jan. 30, 2009 meeting 1:00 Chris Barnet Discussion of charter 1:15 Kenneth Carey ISWG web page 1:30 Emily Liu Infrared activities at GMAO 1:45 Ben Ruston Infrared activities at NRL 2:00 Tom Auligne Infrared activities at NCAR 2:15 John Derber Infrared activities at NCEP 2:30 Infrared activities at STAR

Working Group Membership Tom Auligne NCAR 303-497-8126 Chris Barnet NOAA/STAR 301-316-5011 Kenneth Carey Noblis 703-610-1933 John Derber NOAA/NCEP 301-763-8000 x 7740 Jim Jung Univ. of Wisc. 301-763-8204 x179 Emily Liu NASA/GMAO 301-614-6161 Ben Ruston NRL/MMD 831-656-4020

Working Group Objectives Coordinate data transfer and data reformatting for hyperspectral radiance data across the JCSDA partners. Coordinate efforts on bias correction, data selection and Quality Control methods for hyperspectral radiance data. Interact with the JCSDA CRTM Working Group and make recommendations on new CRTM developments to benefit the use of hyperspectral radiance observations. Coordinate and assess impact experiments for IASI and AIRS. Coordinate scientific and technical work in preparation for CrIS as detailed in agreements between JCSDA and NPOESS Integrated Program Office. Simulated and proxy datasets Pre-launch and Post-launch cal/val Review and assess alternative approaches to assimilation of hyperspectral observations cloud-cleared radiances physical retrievals retrieved surface emissivity.

Questions for members How often should we meet. What should be the topic of the next meeting?