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G16 ABI B07 Cold Scene Bias to IASI - Action: GIR.2018.3j Fangfang Yu, Xiangqian Wu and Zhipeng Wang 03/07/2019 NOAA/NESDIS/STAR 2019 GSICS Annual Meeting, Frascati, Italy

H8 AHI vs. IASI AHI-8 B07 Cold bias to IASI-A/IASI-B at cold scenes

GOES-16 ABI vs. Metop-A/B IASI NO extreme cold scenes if standard GSICS homogenous collocation criteria applied: CoV of radiance < 5%

GOES-16: CoV of Radiance < 25% At relaxed uniformity threshold (from 5% to 25%), positive radiance dependent Tb bias can be observed at extreme cold scenes (<230K). This radiance dependent Tb bias only observed at B07.

Radiance Bias (Zoom-in) Same data in the TB bias pots in the previous slide, but for the scene radiance Bias. Scene dependent bias occurs at low radiance scenes

Radiance -> Tb Conversion Blue: conversion algorithm applied with central wavelength and conversion coefficients Red: Tb and radiance conversion Look-up-table provided by the Vendor Could it be due to radiance -> Tb conversion? The answer from this plot is NO.

GOES-17 ABI B07 vs. IASI-A/B CoV of radiance < 35% Positive Tb bias can also be seen at G17 B07 cold scenes (<220K). Further relaxed the uniformity threshold to 35%

G16 B08 vs. IASI-B No apparent scene dependent bias at cold scenes for G16 B08 CoV threshold is set to 25%

Can it be due to non-linear detector response? ABI-IASI Bias is unlikely due to the residual of ABI B07 non-linear correction?

Most likely introduced during the resampling process Locations of the extreme cold pixels with warm bias at B07 L1b image Need to relax the uniformity scene threshold to detect the bias At a heterogeneous area, resampling may slightly increase the radiance for the cold scenes B07 Tb is sensitive to radiance variation at cold scenes, due to the nature of the Planck function.

Summary and Discussion No extreme cold pixels in uniform ENV/FOV areas can be detected within the G16/17 ABI spatial domains. The warm bias was identified at “non-uniform” area. The resampling process is most likely the culprit. For the cold bias at AHI-8 B07 cold scenes Coherence noise correction algorithm is applied to AHI-8 B07 data. Could it be possible that the cold bias at AHI8 B07 is related to the coherence noise correction? How about AHI-9 and AMI? Cold or warm bias at AHI-9 and AMI? To apply NOAA’s method for the investigation?