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PICO Session - GM3.1/GI3.17/NH4.11 Navigation Title Slide Elevation validation and geomorphic metric comparison with focus on ASTER GDEM2, SRTM-C, ALOS World 3D, and TanDEM-X 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area Ben Purinton and Bodo Bookhagen Institute of Earth and Environmental Science, Universität Potsdam 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510 Click to move forward or use the Navigation panel on the left

DEMs and Geomorphology 2 Minute Teaser (1/4) Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) allow the quantitative analysis of the land-surface through Geomorphometry: Test hypotheses of landscape evolution, geomorphic processes, transient responses, etc. Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Hillshade Slope Curvature Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Stream Network Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Increase in DEM Availability 2 Minute Teaser (2/4) Navigation The past 20 years have seen dramatic increases in the resolution, accuracy, and availability of DEMs from a number of satellite sensors: Radar (interferometry) – SRTM Optical (stereogrammetry) – Terra ASTER Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Issue and Study Motivation 2 Minute Teaser (3/4) Navigation Unlike elevation change studies (glaciology), geomorphometry relies on the accuracy of a single pixel and the relation to neighboring pixels for channel and hillslope analysis Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Given the widespread availability and resolutions of modern satellite-derived gridded DEMs, which are the most effective for geomorphometric studies? Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways A.K.A., What to choose in lieu of “high” resolution (VHR) products from GeoEye, Pleiades, IKONOS,…. lidar, etc.? Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Methods Want to see the dirty details? Come by and check it out! 2 Minute Teaser (4/4) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser We assess the state-of-the-art in space DEMs (SRTM, ASTER, ALOS, TerraSAR-X/TanDEM-X) at resolutions of 5-30 m via: elevation validation (> 300,000 dGPS measurements) comparison of geomorphic potential (fluvial m/n, slopes, curvatures, Fourier frequency noise detection) Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area Want to see the dirty details? Come by and check it out! 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Study Area NW Argentina Navigation A A’ Area & Data Plateau Plateau Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Plateau Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Atmospheric and vegetation interference on remote sensing are minimal on arid and internally drained Altiplano-Puna Plateau Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510 Courtesy, B. Bookhagen

Study Area Puna Plateau Navigation (A) Study area of dGPS coverage, with focus on (B) Salar de Pocitos within the internally drained Puna Plateau: Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Pocitos Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

dGPS Data Data (dGPS/DEM) (1/3) Navigation Title Slide 307,509 dGPS points with vertical and horizontal accuracy < 0.5 m 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Collection using Trimble ProXRS receivers (car/backpack) Kinematic correction in RTKLIB (http://www.rtklib.com), using UNSA permanent station in Salta Gridding of dGPS data to DEM of interest, taking average of dGPS heights in each pixel Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

DEMs – Used Data (dGPS/DEM) (2/3) Focus on radar and optical satellite-derived DEMs from SRTM-C, ASTER, ALOS, TerraSAR-X/TanDEM-X, with resolutions of 5-30 m, all released in past five years! Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Dataset (short name) Data Type Resolution (m) Source SRTM C-band (SRTM-C) Radar / Edited global product 30 Public ASTER GDEM Version 2 (ASTER GDEM2) Optical / Edited global product ASTER L1A Stereopair Stack (ASTER Stack) Optical / Raw stereopairs Public  ALOS World 3D (AW3D5/30) 5/30 Public (30 m) / Commercial (5 m) CoSSC TerraSAR-X / TanDEM-X (CoSSC TDX) Radar / Raw interferograms 10 Research agreement TanDEM-X DEM (TanDEM-X 12/30) 12/30 Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

DEMs – Not used Navigation Data (dGPS/DEM) (3/3) A number of DEMs were also downloaded and/or experimentally generated, but not used in further analysis because of low resolution (SRTMv4.1), or high frequency noise and artifacts, particularly prevalent in single-pass DEMs from optical sensors: SRTMv4.1 90 m (radar) SRTM-X 30 m (radar) RapidEye 12 m (optical) SPOT6 5 m (optical) ALOS PRISM tri-stereopair 10 m (optical) TerraSAR-X/TerraSAR-X pairs 10 m (radar) Single-CoSSC TerraSAR-X / TanDEM-X processed to 5 m (radar) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Elevation Validation 30 m DEMs Navigation 1-σ < 3.5 m 1-σ > 7 m Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser 1-σ < 3.5 m 1-σ > 7 m Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area Even after meticulous manual generation and stacking of eight raw ASTER L1A stereopair DEMs, vertical error remained high for ASTER products. SRTM-C, TanDEM-X, and ALOS World 3D all performed comparably at 30 m resolution 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Elevation Validation 30 m DEMs Navigation SRTM-C vertical uncertainty w.r.t. terrain elevation, slope, and aspect Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Elevation Validation 30 m DEMs Navigation ASTER GDEM2 vertical uncertainty w.r.t. terrain elevation, slope, and aspect Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Elevation Validation < 30 m DEMs Navigation 1-σ = 1.6 m 1-σ = 2 m Title Slide 1-σ = 1.6 m 1-σ = 2 m 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m 5 m ALOS World 3D and TanDEM-X show best vertical accuracy. Even single-pass CoSSC TerraSAR-X/TanDEM-X DEMs have excellent vertical accuracy. Geomorphometry: 1-σ = 2-4 m Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Note difference in count magnitude: ALOS World 3D and CoSSC TDX only cover Pocitos Basin, but TanDEM-X covers almost all dGPS measurements Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Elevation Validation < 30 m DEMs Navigation 12 m TanDEM-X vertical uncertainty w.r.t. terrain elevation, slope, and aspect Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Elevation Validation < 30 m DEMs Navigation 5 m ALOS World 3D vertical uncertainty w.r.t. terrain elevation, slope, and aspect Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

1-3 m control DEM (VHR, lidar, etc.) Geomorphometric Comparison Geomorphometry (1/9) Navigation We now have a number of high quality (low vertical uncertainty) DEMs with resolutions of 5-30 m Q: How can we test the quality of geomorphic metrics without field measurements of slope, curvature, channel heads, etc.? 1-3 m control DEM (VHR, lidar, etc.) A: With a transiently adjusting test catchment and field knowledge of geomorphic processes Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area Patrick 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Geomorphometric Comparison Quebrada Honda Catchment Geomorphometry (2/9) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Catchment within the Pocitos Basin, used for testing geomorphic hypotheses of transient response to migrating knickpoint. Using highest-quality DEMs only, across a range of resolution: 30 m SRTM-C 30 m TanDEM-X 12 m TanDEM-X 10 m CoSSC TDX 5 m ALOS World 3D Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Geomorphometric Comparison Chi Plot Channel Analysis Geomorphometry (3/9) Navigation Stream Power Incision Model (SPIM): Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Issue: must calculate slope from noisy DEM data! Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: Integrate to generate chi plot and find best fitting m/n without the need to calculate slope and do power-law fitting 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Geomorphometric Comparison Chi Plot Channel Analysis 2 Methods Tested: Geomorphometry (4/9) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Least-squares fit (Perron and Royden, 2013) Piece-wise fit (Mudd et al., 2014) Study Area m/n = 0.51-0.56 m/n = 0.53-0.57 Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Similar m/n value found regardless of DEM resolution or chi plot method Slightly lower uncertainties from piece-wise fitting for 5 m DEM Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Geomorphometric Comparison Slope and Curvature Distributions Geomorphometry (5/9) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Higher slopes downstream of knickpoint in all DEMs. More outliers with fining resolution, particularly pronounced in curvature measurements. Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Geomorphometric Comparison Drainage Area-Slope Geomorphometry (6/9) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area Slopes 0.1-0.2 m/m greater downstream Drainage area at rollover decreases with fining resolution, but converting to hillslope length reveals consistent LH = 109 ± 26 m. Issue: Known deficiencies with LH estimation from area-slope plots 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Geomorphometric Comparison Curvature Geomorphometry (7/9) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Curvature shows large variability with fining resolution, and with sensor type Is variability in the ALOS World 3D 5 m just noise from this optical sensor? Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

2D Fourier Analysis – DEM Noise Geomorphometric Comparison 2D Fourier Analysis – DEM Noise Geomorphometry (8/9) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser 2D Discrete Fourier Transform (2D DFT) of gridded DEM array allows exploration of the frequencies present (Perron et al., 2008). Here we take 8 km by 14 km rectangular clips from each DEM over the Quebrada Honda and apply the 2D DFT to generate a 1D plot of spectral power versus wavelength. Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D DFT: 2D Fourier Analysis 𝑍 𝑘 𝑥 , 𝑘 𝑦 = 𝑚=0 𝑁 𝑥 −1 𝑛=0 𝑁 𝑦 −1 𝑧(𝑚∆𝑥,𝑛∆𝑦) 𝑒 −2𝜋𝑖 𝑘 𝑥 𝑚 𝑁 𝑥 + 𝑘 𝑦 𝑛 𝑁 𝑦 Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510 Normalize this by the log-binned regression….. (see next slide)

2D Fourier Analysis – DEM Noise Geomorphometric Comparison 2D Fourier Analysis – DEM Noise Geomorphometry (9/9) Navigation Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References Note the noise prevalent in 2-8 pixel steps in the optically generated ALOS World 3D 5 m DEM! This is likely causing slope and curvature outliers. 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Conclusions Navigation Elevation validation does not provide a complete picture of DEM accuracy for geomorphology All DEMs performed equally well for m/n channel analysis at large (catchment) scales Slope and curvature measurements are partially dependent on resolution, but curvature in particular is dramatically effected by noise Optical sensors (e.g., ALOS and ASTER) provide less realistic DEMs compared to radar sensors (e.g., TanDEM-X and SRTM-C) in this study area, where lack of clouds and vegetation should make optical remote sensing easy While stacking can improve DEM quality (e.g., ASTER Stack and TanDEM-X), for fine-scale analysis of hillslope processes “high” resolution is likely still necessary (Pleiades, lidar, etc.) Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510

Links / References Navigation Area & Data Analyses Takeaways Purinton, B., and Bookhagen, B: Validation of digital elevation models (DEMs) and comparison of geomorphic metrics on the southern Central Andean Plateau, Earth Surface Dynamics, 5, 211-237, 2017 (http://www.earth-surf-dynam.net/5/211/2017/) Perron, J. T. and Royden, L.: An integral approach to bedrock river profile analysis, Earth Surf. Proc. Land., 38, 570-576, 2013. Perron, J. T., Kirchner, J. W., and Dietrich, W. E.: Spectral signatures of characteristic spatial scales and nonfractal structure in landscapes, J. Geophys. Res., 113, F04003, 2008. Mudd, S. M., Attal, M., Milodowski, D. T., Grieve, S. W. D., and Valters, D. A.: A statistical framework to quantify spatial variation in channel gradients using the integral method of channel profile analysis, J. Geophys. Res.-Earth, 119, 138-152, 2014. Title Slide 2 Minute Teaser Area & Data Study Area Data (dGPS/DEM) Analyses Elevation Validation: 30 m < 30 m Geomorphometry: Chi Plot (m/n) RTKLIB (dGPS Post-Processing): http://www.rtklib.com TopoToolbox (Matlab DEM tools): https://github.com/csdms-contrib/topotoolbox LSDTopoTools (Chi-analysis and other tools): https://github.com/LSDtopotools DEM Fourier Noise (From this study): https://github.com/bpurinton/DEM_fourier_noise Slope, Curvature, Drainage Area 2D Fourier Analysis Takeaways Conclusions Links / References 28 April 2017 EGU2017-4510