Intercomparisons of AIRS and NAST retrievals with Dropsondes During P- TOST (Pacific Thorpex Observational System Test) NASA ER-2 NOAA G-IV Dropsonde.

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Intercomparisons of AIRS and NAST retrievals with Dropsondes During P- TOST (Pacific Thorpex Observational System Test) NASA ER-2 NOAA G-IV Dropsonde

Empirical Orthogonal Function (EOF) NAST-I/AIRS Regression Retrieval R = radiance  s,c = surface or cloud emissivity B s,c = surface or cloud Planck radiance  = transmittance between aircraft and …..atmospheric Pressure level (P)  S,c =atmospheric transmittance between ……aircraft and surface or cloud (P S,c)  * = atmospheric transmittance between ……surface or cloud P and aircraft P ac = aircraft pressure, P s = surface pressure  = radiance E = radiance covariance EOFs C = radiance EOF amplitudes T = temperature Q = H 2 O mixing ratio K = regression coefficients Physical Regression – EOFs and regression training based on calculated radiances Training includes cloud, sfc. emissivity, skin temp, and solar variability effects Null radiance errors assumed for PC specification and regression training EOF # selected by spatial radiance RMSD (observed minus retrieval) minimization T s,  s ( ), T(p), Q(p) Retrieval Solution Radiance EOF Amplitudes For clear sky and opaque cloud:

NAST-I and AIRS Spectra and Retrieval Channels

Aqua Overpass Flight (March 3, 2003)

AIRS NAST AIRS and NAST Date Used for Intercomparison

Some Differences in fine scale structure but spatial average is in good agreement Retrieval Comparisons (Full Resolution AIRS vs NAST) NAST Dropsonde

3 x 3 AIRS Average Vs NAST & Dropsonde AIRS resolution Dropsonde Above NOAA G-IV Altitude 150 km 3 x 3 Average

3 x 3 AIRS Average Vs NAST & Dropsonde AIRS resolution Dropsonde Above NOAA G-IV Altitude 150 km 3 x 3 Average Above NOAA G-IV Altitude

Aqua Overpass Flight (March 11/12, 2003)

Surface/Cloud Temperature (March 11/12, 2003) AIRS NAST

Temperature (March 11/12, 2003) NAST Dropsonde Cloud top

Temperature Deviation (March 11/12, 2003)

Clouds Above NOAA G-IV Altitude

Relative Humidity (March 11/12, 2003) Above NOAA G-IV Altitude

Relative Humidity (March 11/12, 2003) Above NOAA G-IV Altitude Clouds

Temperature (March 11/12, 2003)

Relative Humidity (March 11/12, 2003)

Aqua Overpass Flight (March 12/13, 2003) AQUA Track

AIRS and Dropsonde Data Used for Intercomparison Surface/Effective Cloud Temperature (K) AIRS Soundings Used for Cross-section Dropsonde Locations

Retrieval Comparisons (Deviation from the Mean) 1500 km Dropsonde Mean

Retrieval Comparisons (Deviation from the Mean) 1500 km Dropsonde Mean Above NOAA G-IV Altitude

Retrieval Comparisons (Deviation from the Mean) G km

Summary and Future Validation Opportunities Aqua satellite AIRS and aircraft NAST-I thermodynamic profiles agree well with each other and with in-situ dropsonde measurements. The vertical resolution of AIRS appear to be as advertised (i.e., 1-3 km, depending upon altitude).Aqua satellite AIRS and aircraft NAST-I thermodynamic profiles agree well with each other and with in-situ dropsonde measurements. The vertical resolution of AIRS appear to be as advertised (i.e., 1-3 km, depending upon altitude). Next AIRS NAST/SHIS/MAS/CPL/Dropsonde validation opportunity is Atlantic Thorpex Observational Systems Test (ATOST)- 15 Nov. – 15 Dec (Bangor, MA) Next AIRS NAST/SHIS/MAS/CPL/Dropsonde validation opportunity is Atlantic Thorpex Observational Systems Test (ATOST)- 15 Nov. – 15 Dec (Bangor, MA) July 2004 Opportunity: Multi-agency chemistry and air quality measurement program (NE US) July 2004 Opportunity: Multi-agency chemistry and air quality measurement program (NE US)