Question: What happens to a forward model calculation when 1 degree is added to the atmospheric profile at every level in the atmosphere? Band Approx.

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Question: What happens to a forward model calculation when 1 degree is added to the atmospheric profile at every level in the atmosphere? Band Approx. WL (um) US Std Atm (C) US Std Atm +1C US Std Atm (K) US Std Atm +1K Difference 7 3.9 12.61 13.6 285.76 286.75 0.99 8 6.2 -38.26 -37.25 234.89 235.9 1.01 9 6.95 -30.37 -29.4 242.78 243.75 0.97 10 7.3 -18.67 -17.8 254.48 255.35 0.87 11 8.5 10.45 11.43 283.6 284.58 0.98 12 9.6 -14.68 -13.74 258.47 259.41 0.94 13 10.35 12.81 13.79 285.96 286.94 14 11.2 13.15 14.15 286.3 287.3 1.00 15 12.3 11.19 12.18 284.34 285.33 16 13.3 -2.47 -1.63 270.68 271.52 0.84 ABI forward model calculations for the US Standard Atmosphere (Surface pressure at 1000hPa, 0 view angle). The +1C and +1K columns are produced by adding 1 degree to the temperature at every pressure level in the atmosphere (101 level atmosphere). The difference column is the difference between the brightness temperatures calculated for the +1 degree and the unaltered standard atmosphere. Model used is PFAAST.