MODIS Sea-Surface Temperatures for GHRSST-PP Peter J. Minnett & Robert H. Evans Otis Brown, Erica Key, Goshka Szczodrak, Kay Kilpatrick, Warner Baringer,

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MODIS Sea-Surface Temperatures for GHRSST-PP Peter J. Minnett & Robert H. Evans Otis Brown, Erica Key, Goshka Szczodrak, Kay Kilpatrick, Warner Baringer, Sue Walsh Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science University of Miami Peter J. Minnett & Robert H. Evans Otis Brown, Erica Key, Goshka Szczodrak, Kay Kilpatrick, Warner Baringer, Sue Walsh Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science University of Miami MISST Meeting. April 5-7, 2005

Atmospheric correction algorithms The form of the daytime and night-time algorithm is: SST = c 1 + c 2 * T 11 + c 3 * (T 11 -T 12 ) *T sfc + c 4 * (sec (θ)-1 )* (T 11 -T 12 ) where T n are brightness temperatures measured in the channels at n  m wavelength, T sfc is a ‘climatological’ estimate of the SST in the area, and θ is the satellite zenith angle. This is based on the Non-Linear SST algorithm. (See Walton, C. C., W. G. Pichel, J. F. Sapper and D. A. May,1998, “The development and operational application of nonlinear algorithms for the measurement of sea surface temperatures with the NOAA polar-orbiting environmental satellites.” Journal of Geophysical Research, 103, 27,999-28,012.) The night-time algorithm, using two bands in the 4  m atmospheric window is: SST4 = c 1 + c 2 * T c 3 * (T 3.9 -T 4.0 ) + c 4 * (sec (θ)-1) Note: the coefficients in each expression are different.

Thermal Skin Effects

Marine-Atmosphere Emitted Radiance Interferometer The mean discrepancies in the M-AERI 02 measurements of the NIST – characterized water bath blackbody calibration target in two spectral intervals where the atmosphere absorption and emission are low. Discrepancies are M-AERI minus NIST temperatures.

The NIST EOS TXR Rice, J. P. and B. C. Johnson, The NIST EOS Thermal-Infrared Transfer Radiometer, Metrologia, 35, Rice, J. P., J. J. Butler, B. C. Johnson, P. J. Minnett, K. A. Maillet, T. J. Nightingale, S. J. Hook, A. Abtahi, C. J. Donlon, and I. J. Barton, 2004: The Miami2001 Infrared Radiometer Calibration and Intercomparison: 1. Laboratory Characterization of Blackbody Targets. Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 21, Barton, I. J., P. J. Minnett, C. J. Donlon, S. J. Hook, A. T. Jessup, K. A. Maillet, and T. J. Nightingale, 2004: The Miami2001 infrared radiometer calibration and inter-comparison: 2. Ship comparisons. Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 21, Unique EOS Standard Cryogenic detectors (liquid N 2 ) λ= 5 & 10µm

M-AERI at sea

M-AERI cruises for MODIS validation 2564 days of data to December 31, All with no ship costs charged to NASA days of data to December 31, All with no ship costs charged to NASA.

M-AERI cruises for MODIS validation 2564 days of data to December 31, All with no ship costs charged to NASA days of data to December 31, All with no ship costs charged to NASA. Explorer of the Seas

Future Validation Cruises Explorer of the Seas will continue for at least 6 months Research ships cruises* will focus on poorly-sampled areas and where there are known challenges… –Aerosol outbreaks - Eastern Tropical Atlantic (Ronald H. Brown) –Arctic (Amundsen, Kapitan Dranitsyn, Oden) –Tropical Western Pacific (Southern Surveyor) –Equatorial Indian Ocean (L’Atalante) –Trans-Pacific NE-SW (Polar Star) –Southern Ocean (Aurora Australis) –Trans-Atlantic & Trans-Pacific E-W (Falstaff) (*Uncertain – pending funding and/or agreements with ship operators)

Buoy measurements

Terra MODIS SST accuracies (V.4) Few M-AERI SSTs compared with buoy SSTs (but many M-AERI cruise data are still in the processing pipeline) Biases w.r.t. buoys generally more negative than w.r.t. M-AERI – Skin effect Scatter at night smaller than during the day (diurnal thermocline effects) Scatter of SST4 uncertainties are smaller than SST uncertainties Few M-AERI SSTs compared with buoy SSTs (but many M-AERI cruise data are still in the processing pipeline) Biases w.r.t. buoys generally more negative than w.r.t. M-AERI – Skin effect Scatter at night smaller than during the day (diurnal thermocline effects) Scatter of SST4 uncertainties are smaller than SST uncertainties

Aqua MODIS accuracies (V.4) Same characteristics as Terra MODIS Residual errors greater for Aqua than for MODIS Same characteristics as Terra MODIS Residual errors greater for Aqua than for MODIS

Characteristics of SST uncertainties Uncertainties in SST have contributions from: Residual instrumental effects – –Response vs. scan angle –Mirror-sides –Multiple detectors –Others…. Residual atmospheric effects: –Undetected clouds –Aerosols

Diurnal heating effects Terra Aqua overpass times Terra and Aqua overpass times. Skin SST measured by M-AERI, bulk SST by ship’s thermo- salinograph at a depth of ~3m

Night TERRA V LUT V4.5 Coeff SST matchups

Night TERRA V LUT V4.5 Coeff SST matchups

Night TERRA V LUT V5.0 Coeff SST matchups No mirror side correction

TERRA mirror side difference,

TERRA Collection V Night time Validation Statistics

11 μm SST night, To show dust plume well, no cloud screening has been applied.

4 μm SST4 night,

Day and night SST-AMSR residuals

Aerosol effects

Summary Residual errors (V.5) are comparable to those from heritage instrument (AVHRR under best conditions), and close to the best available – AASTR on ENVISAT Error characteristics are reasonably well-understood Constant vigilance is required to sustain accuracies Aerosol contamination becoming tractable