PACE SDT Polarimeter Characteristic Discussion Hal Maring, NASA Headquarters Steve Platnick, NASA GSFC PACE SDT Meeting 16-18 November 2011.

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PACE SDT Polarimeter Characteristic Discussion Hal Maring, NASA Headquarters Steve Platnick, NASA GSFC PACE SDT Meeting November 2011

PACE Polarimeter Discussion Points Introduction Acknowledge the ambiguity of the situation Do not know the relationship of PACE to ACE, if any; so develop a solid stand-alone mission Contributed instrument: Commitment for contributed instrument not firm Is it useful to recommend requirements for, or assess the capability of, a contributed instrument?! Good thing we have an excellent working relationship with CNES and our French colleagues A NASA-provided polarimeter is not in the budget profile More?

PACE Polarimeter Discussion Points Suggested (1 of 3) Purposes of the PACE Polarimeter Climate data record continuity Process Studies – aerosols, clouds, ocean-aerosols Data Assimilation Atmospheric Correction for Ocean Ecosystem Radiometer Climate data record continuity for aerosols and clouds: POLDER MODIS MISR More?

PACE Polarimeter Discussion Points Suggested (2 of 3) Process Studies of Aerosols and Clouds Subject to “answers” from slide 2, what wavelength bands, polarization accuracy, sensitivity, spatial resolution … are necessary/desired? More? Data Assimilation for Research and Operational Uses What are the key aerosol/cloud assimilation issues and approaches likely to be relevant at the end of this decade? What data latency, spectral bands, polarization accuracy, sensitivity, spatial resolution … are necessary/desired? More?

PACE Polarimeter Discussion Points Suggested (3 of 3) Enhanced atmospheric correction for Ocean Ecosystem Radiometer (OES): What aerosol properties and retrieval accuracies are needed to provide meaningful corrections beyond those expected to be available from OES? What sensitivity, accuracy, and other characteristics are required of the polarimeter to provide the required retrieval properties/accuracies? Does the polarimeter need to have the same spectral bands as the OES? (SWIR, VNIR, UV) Does the polarimeter need to have a similar swath and spatial resolution as the Ocean Color Radiometer? More?