Planning for TEMPO data access via U.S. EPA Remote Sensing Gateway

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Planning for TEMPO data access via U.S. EPA Remote Sensing Gateway RSIG Development Team Jim Szykman, EPA-ORD, Project Lead Todd Plessel, CSRA, Architect and Data Processing Matt Freeman, ARA, GUI and Visualization Heidi Paulsen, EPA-OEI, Project Manager TEMPO Science Team June 5-6, 2019 Madison, WI

Remote Sensing Information Gateway Interoperable web-based infrastructure application for 2D and 3D visualization and data retrieval of air quality and atmospheric data. Allows users to quickly visualize and save subsets of multi-terabyte data from original data archives holdings of satellite, model and air quality network data. Develop and implement a TEMPO specific web-coverage service from SAO or ADSC. R

Remote Sensing Information Gateway Data Access 1.) RSIG application via a Graphical User Interface, which allows for quick data visualization. Data requests limited to 7 consecutive days. 2.) Use of http scripts to request larger amounts of data. WCS: http://ofmpub.epa.gov/rsig/rsigserver?SERVICE=wcs&VERSION=1.0.0&REQUEST=GetCoverage&FORMAT=xdr&TIME=2018-07-14T00:00:00Z/2018-07-14T23:59:59Z&BBOX=-93.020000,24.630000,-66.320000,49.840000&COVERAGE=tropomi.offl.no2.nitrogendioxide_tropospheric_column&CORNERS=1&minimum_quality=75 R

Current thoughts on TEMPO-RSIG data delivery Develop research-quality, applications-ready, TEMPO Level-3 and Level-4 Products available via RSIG. These products will reduce the amount of time users spend on data processing. NASA EOS Data Processing Levels : Level 2 Derived geophysical variables at the same resolution and location as Level 1 source data. Level 3 Variables mapped on uniform space-time grid scales, usually with some completeness and consistency. Level 4 Model output or results from analyses of lower-level data (e.g., variables derived from multiple measurements).

TEMPO Level 2 and 3 Data Products Level 2 – WCS will provide access to level 2 data products with recommended QA flags implemented. Large request for L2 data should be done directly from SAO ftp or ASDC. Level 3 – Derived from the L2 data, the WCS will provide for composites over time (daily, monthly, seasonal) and re-gridding onto common modeling grids and domains for CMAQ. Other potential considerations: weekday-weekend composites time of day composites others?

TEMPO Level 4 Data Products Level 4 WCS will provide the ability to over-plot and visualize TEMPO data products (hourly time-step) with other data sets available via RSIG, such: AIRNow/AQS ambient concentrations NWS surface weather observations NOAA-HMS thermal anomalies (fires) and Fire radiative Power (FRP) Other data sets under consideration: EPA Air Markets Program Data on hourly EGU emissions. Pandora High resolution model winds fields Other data to consider? Data included in image: TROPOMI NO2 NWS surface winds

User Services provides via RSIG Use as a data screening tool via GUI Access for sub-setted TEMPO data over domain of interest General Application Areas: Pollution Episodes Analyses, including Exception Events Model Comparison AQI forecast support Trends Data included in image: TROPOMI NO2 AQS O3 MD8 NWS surface winds

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