Hanlie XU, Na XU, Xiuqing HU CMA

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Hanlie XU, Na XU, Xiuqing HU CMA 2019-03-07 Application and evaluation of New NOAA gap filling for CMA IR hyperspectral instruments Hanlie XU, Na XU, Xiuqing HU CMA 2019-03-07

Outline Spectral Coverage Comparison Application testing based on SNO intercalibration MERSI-CrIS MERSI-HIRAS Summary

Instrument—MERSI-II MERSI-II Improvements: Band FY-3D MERSI-II FY-3A/B/C MERSI 1 0.470 2 0.550 3 0.650 4 0.865 5 1.38 11.25 6 1.64 1.640 7 2.13 2.130 8 0.412 9 0.443 10 0.490 11 0.555 0.520 12 0.670 0.565 13 0.709 14 0.746 0.685 15 0.765 16 0.905 17 0.936 18 0.940 19 1.03 0.980 20 3.8 1.030 21 4.05 22 7.2 23 8.550 24 10.8 25 12.0 MERSI-II Improvements: Cover all bands in FY-3A/B/C MERSI and VIRR Five more IR bands Cirrus cloud band 1.38μm Water vapor bands In NIR and 7.2μm Two IR split windows with 250m spatial resolution Higher accuracy from onboard calibration Lunar Calibration capability 250 m 1000 m

Instruments Spectral Coverage MERSI SRF & IASI、HIRAS spectral coverage CH25 CH24 CH23 CH22 CH21 CH20 Spectral Gap of HIRAS FY-3D/MERSI FY-3D/HIRAS NPP/CrIS METOP/IASI Band number Wavelength Center Spectral channel coverage (cm-1) CH25 12μm (833cm-1) 650-1135 650-1095 645-1210 CH24 10.8μm (926cm-1) CH23 8.55μm (1169cm-1) Gap CH22 7.2μm (1389cm-1) 1210-1750 1210-2000 CH21 4.05μm (2469cm-1) 2155-2550 (A little bit gap) 2000-2760 CH20 3.8μm (2631cm-1)

Gap filling Coefficients From Hui Xu huixu@umd.edu Methodology:Principal Component Regression (PCR) based spectral gap prediction Usage : There are 3 datasets inside the H5 file P0:is gap-filling coefficient matrix with a dimension of 1158(col) ×2211(row) C0:is gap-filling constant vector with a length of 1158 GAP_NUM: has 3 values which are 183, 647 and 328 representing the number of gap channels (totally are 1158=183+647+328) in LW[1095.625~1209.375], MW [1750.625~2154.375] and SW [2550.625~2755] spectral regions respectively. 𝑅 𝐺𝐴𝑃(𝜎 = 𝑖=0 𝑛 𝑅 𝑀𝐸𝐴𝑆𝑈𝑅𝐸 (𝑖)× 𝑃 0 (𝜎,𝑖)+ 𝐶 0 (𝜎 The use of the H5 file     t observations 2211 measured radiances 1158 gap channels t observations 1158 gap radiances       CrIS-FS measured spectra CrIS-FS gap spectra 1158 gap channels   2211 coefficients    

CrIS Radiance Spectra after spectral filling Application Testing: MERSI-CrIS CrIS Radiance Spectra after spectral filling Red :Orignal Spectrum Blue:Filling Spectrum

Application Testing: MERSI-CrIS SNO Intercalibration Regression based on IASI and CRIS for MERSI Band 8.55μm Radiance Bias TBB Bias Before After Bias@250K=-0.39K Bias@250K=-0.54K S MERSI SRF CrIS Spectral Gap SNO track selection 60°N~80°N

Application Testing: MERSI-CrIS TBB Bias CRIS(filling) IASI-B 8.55μm 8.55μm Double difference (CrIS&IASI-B) FY4A/AGRI 7.1μm 8.55μm 10.8μm

Application Testing: MERSI-HIRAS HIRAS Radiance Spectra after gapfilling 20180601-0820 Blue:Orignal Spectra Red :Gap filling Spectra Warm Scene Cold Scene

Application Testing: MERSI-HIRAS Details spectra LW and MW MW and SW Warm Scene Cold Scene

Application Testing: MERSI-HIRAS SNO Intercalibration Regression based on CrIS and HIRAS for MERSI Band 8.55μm MERSI SRF CrIS Gap HIRAS Gap www.wps.cn 「 让PPT设计简单起来!」

Summary and Discussion Testing results of CrIS Spectral filling method on FY-3D MERSI 8.55μm band and HIRAS show the new spectra after gap filling is reliable, and can be used as reference for inter-calibration for the broadband channel. Why at the CrIS spectral gap area, the CrIS is cooler than IASI? FY3D/MERSI 10.8μm FY4A/AGRI 7.1μm Likun Wang,et al., GSICS annual meeting,2016

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