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Progress with GRUAN observations in comparisons with GSICS Annual Meeting 2019 March 3-8, 2019 ESA-ESRIN, Frascati, Italy Progress with GRUAN observations in comparisons with satellite microwave measurements: Preliminary result Bomin Sun1 ,Cheng-zhi Zou2, Tony Reale2, Isaac Moradi3, and Manik Bali3 1 IMSG at NOAA/NESDIS/Center for Applications and Research (STAR), College Park, Maryland, USA 2 NOAA/NESDIS/STAR, College Park, USA 3 University of Maryland, College Park, USA

Objective GSICS action Using GRUAN data to assess the capability of polar satellite microwave observations of monitoring climate. Polar satellite microwave (MSU/AMSU/ATMS) data temperature data records (TDRs) (Cheng-Zhi Zou et al. from STAR/NESDIS/NOAA) Using GRUAN data to monitor polar satellite microwave observations and RT models … (RS41, RS92; RIVAL) Collocation datasets forwarded to Isaac Moradi… Using satellite to monitor GRUAN … (secondary)

Global Reference Upper Air Network (GRUAN)

GRUAN GRUAN Data Processing (GDP): SI-traceable observations with systematic bias removed and fully characterized uncertainty estimate… Vaisala RS92 (GDP-v2) RS92-RS41 transition RS41 not yet GDP processed RS92 RS41 Courtesy Jensen et al. (2015) Sun et al. (2019, in press)

Satellite Synchronized Dedicated Sondes Ocean field campaigns (AEROSE, ACAPEX, ENRR) DOE ARM sites (SGP, NSA, ENA) Radiosonde Intercomparison and VALidation (RIVAL) Others (Beltsvile, Sterling, …) Launch configurations: Single (15 min prior to) Sequential (30 and 5 min prior to) RS92-RS41 dual (15 min prior to) …RIVAL RS92-RS41 dual followed by a single …RIVAL NOAA-JPSS dedicated sonde database Acknowledgement: Lihang Zhou, Mitch Goldberg for JPSS funding Nick Nalli, Lori Borg, Ryan Smith,… NOAA Products Validation System (NPROVS, Reale et al. 2012)

RIVAL dedicated sondes Using RIVAL dedicated sondes to monitor polar satellite microwave observations and RT models (w/Isaac Moradi at UMD/STAR NESDIS) RS92-RS41 dual (45-min prior to NOAA20 overpass) RS41 single (5-min prior to) Collocations with SDR & TDR RIVAL dual launch of Vaisala RS92 and RS41 synchronized with NOAA-20 at the DOE-ARM Eastern North Atlantic (ENA) Azores site. (Courtesy Donna Holdridge, Argonne National Laboratory)

Using GRUAN data to assess the capability of polar satellite microwave observations of monitoring climate METHODOLOGY: Multiply the GRUAN temperature profile by the MSU weighting function to get the microwave equivalent temperature for GRUAN Chan 2 (mid-troposphere) Chan 3 (upper-troposphere) Chan 4 (lower stratosphere)

MSU Weighting Functions (nadir)

Sites for the initial demonstration Lindenberg, Germany (52.21N, 14.12N) GRUAN site Barrow, Alaska, USA (71.29N, 156.79W) ARM site with data being GRUAN processed

Lindenberg; ch2 -TMT (middle-troposphere) GRUAN computed using MW weighting function GRUAN trend: 0.126 (0.04) K/yr Microwave trend: 0.092(0.04) K/yr GPSRO trend: 0.102(0.05) K/yr Microwave GRUAN 00Z GRUAN 06Z GRUAN 12Z GRUAN 18Z GPSRO Correlation: Microwave vs. GRUAN corr: 0.90 GPSRO vs. GRUAN corr: 0.94 GPSRO data is provided by Johannes Nielsen at EUMETSAT ROM SAF at DMI

Lindenberg; ch3 -TUT (upper-troposphere) GRUAN computed using MW weighting function Microwave GRUAN 00Z GRUAN 06Z GRUAN 12Z GRUAN 18Z GPSRO Correlation: Microwave vs. GRUAN corr: 0.77 GPSRO vs. GRUAN corr: 0.52

Lindenberg; ch4 -TLS (lower-stratosphere) GRUAN computed using MW weighting function Microwave GRUAN 00Z GRUAN 06Z GRUAN 12Z GRUAN 18Z GPSRO Correlation: Microwave vs. GRUAN corr: 0.07 GPSRO vs. GRUAN corr: 0.56

Lindenberg, Sample of Profiles reaching 19 hPa GRUAN 00Z GRUAN 06Z GRUAN 12Z GRUAN 18Z The raob sample exhibit temporal variations due to balloon burst and qc screening etc.

Alternative Method Use the GRUAN profile temperature only at the levels of the maximum MW weighting function Chan 2 (575.5 hPa) Chan 3 (260 hPa) Chan4 (89.5 hPa)

Lindenberg; ch4 -TLS (lower-stratosphere) GRUAN at 89.5 hPa level GRUAN trend: 0.013 (0.06) K/yr Microwave trend: 0.016(0.07) K/yr GPSRO trend: 0.004(0.07) K/yr Microwave GRUAN 00Z GRUAN 06Z GRUAN 12Z GRUAN 18Z GPSRO Correlation: Microwave vs. GRUAN corr: 0.86 GPSRO vs. GRUAN corr: 0.96

Barrow; ch2 -TMT (middle-troposphere) GRUAN at 575.5 hPa level Microwave GRUAN 06Z GRUAN 18Z

Barrow; ch3 -TUT (upper-troposphere) GRUAN at 260 hPa level Microwave GRUAN 06Z GRUAN 18Z

Barrow; ch4 -TLS (lower-stratosphere) GRUAN at 89.5 hPa level Microwave GRUAN 06Z GRUAN 18Z

Summary The GRUAN radiosonde profile dataset at Lindenberg, Germany and Barrow Alaska are used to assess the NOAA STAR polar satellite microwave TDR in long-term climate monitoring. It is found: The datasets match well on inter-annual and decadal time scales for the middle and the upper tropospheres and the lower stratosphere. Datasets available for Microwave Sensor and RT model validations This work supports the Global Space-based Inter-Calibration System (GSICS) mission to monitor microwave (and also infrared) sensors from space based platforms by introducing ground and space reference observations. Path forward: to extend “both” analysis to other GRUAN sites as available, preferably tropical and polar to integrate measurement uncertainties, version-3 GRUAN etc and redo analysis