TRMM TMI and AMSR-E Microwave SSTs

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TMI and AMSR-E Microwave SSTs Chelle Gentemann, Frank Wentz, & Peter Ashcroft Gentemann@remss.com www.remss.com TMI/AMSR-E MW SST algorithm development Validation Results Sensor Issues Useful for Climate research

Outline of Talk Current status of TMI & AMSR-E SSTs Sensor description RSS MW SST algorithm Validation Results Calibration problems Useful for Climate research

TRMM Orbit 50 km footprint Swath width: 760 km 5 channels: 10.7, 19.4, 21.3, 37, 85.5 GHz 35 inclination. Altitude of 350km. Full coverage in ~2 days.

TMI/AMSR-E Suite of Ocean Products Wind Speed SST Rain Rate Water Vapor Cloud

Algorithm Derivation Environmental Scenes 42,195 Radiosondes 5 Cloud Models SST Randomly Varied ±5ºC about climatology Wind Speed Randomly Varied from 0 to 25m/s Wind Direction Randomly Varied from 0 to 360º Truth: Ts, W, V, L Gaussian Noise Added Complete Radiative Transfer Model Simulated TMI TB s Algorithm Coefficients Withheld Data Set Derive Coefficients for Multiple Linear Regression Algorithm Evaluate Algorithm Performance Retrieved values for Ts, W, V, L Run Algorithm TMI, AMSR-E, AATSR coefficients calculated by regression to RTM generated TBs. AVHRR SST monthly coefficients calculated by blind regressions to insitu (drifters/buoys/ship) measurements. Performance and Cross Talk Statistics

TMI SST Validation Orbital Collocations TMI Buoy SST collocations Mean Dif. STD TAO 28176-0.08 0.57 PIRATA 4913 0.03 0.55 NDBC 19493 0.28 0.92

AMSR-E/TMI Validation AMSR-E vs. Reynolds STD=0.67 C TMI vs. Buoy SSTs STD=0.57 C AMSR SST (C) TMI SST (C) Buoy SST (C)

Near real time AMSR-E SST Validation Using Buoys & Ship Measurements from NRL-Monterey Updated twice daily Figures show last 50 days bias/std and locations of previous day collocations Complete collocated dataset available

Land contamination in TMI & AMSR-E TMI-NLSST, January 1998.74,;04-807;,9 438 9 3 21742,3/,110.90/-,7202 88 43-,3/ ( 1 C ) #-,841.4,89, $$%8

Initial Post-launch TMI inter-calibration TMI Ta SSMI Ta SSM/I Versus TMI Comparisons T a,tmi - T a,ssmi 86 4 2 0 19.35 GHz V-Pole -2-2 -4-4 -6 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300-6 21 V-pol T a,ssmi 21.3 GHz V-P ole 8 T a,tmi - T a,ssmi 6 4 2 0-2 -4-6 T a,tmi - T a,ssmi 86 4 2 0 100 125 37 150 175 V-pol 200 225 250 275 300 T a,ssmi 37.0 GHz V-P ole T a,tmi - T a,ssmi 86-2 -2-4 -4-6 -6 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 85 V-pol T a,ssmi 85.5 GHz V-P ole 8 8 T a,tmi - T a,ssmi 8 6 4 2 0-2 -4-6 19 V-pol 19 H-pol 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 T a,ssmi T a,tmi - T a,ssmi T a,tmi - T a,ssmi 4 2 0 86 4 2 0 8 8-2 -4-6 Ta SSMI Log of JPDF (K -2 ) 6 4 2 0 19.35 GHz H-Pole 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 T a,ssmi 35 H-pol 37.0 GHz H-P ole 100 125 85 150 175 H-pol 200 225 250 275 300 T a,ssmi 85.5 GHz H-P ole 100 125 150 175 200 225 250 275 300 T a,ssmi -18-17 -16-15 -14-13 -12-11 -10-9 -8 Counts Counts 2500 500 1200 1100 TRMM Pitch-Over Hot load Scene Cold Mirror Scan Number Scene Cold Mirror Scan Number

On August 25, 2001 TRMM finished a maneuver to boost the altitude from 350 to 402 km. TRMM s attitude control system (ACS) controls yaw/pitch/roll based on onboard attitude estimates. Preboost ACS utilized an Earth horizon sensor for roll and pitch. The altitude increase resulted in the loss of the Earth horizon sensor, the ACS backup system uses a Kalman filter with weighted input from the gyros, sun sensor, magnetometer. Post-boost errors in the PR rain and TMI SST were immediately apparent. Independent estimates of errors in roll from GSFC PR team (Red) and RSS TMI SST team (Black) are in close agreement. Post-boost roll errors peaked at 0.5 degrees at the end of September -- these errors translate to 3 C errors in SST before correction. Using the RSS calibration developed, SST errors due to roll were reduced to < 0.2 C. TMI Amp TMI Post-orbital Boost Roll Error Estimate of Roll Error Yaw 0 Yaw 180 PR TMI TMI Corrected PR Amp ( )

Before and After SST Retrievals

On-Orbit Calibration of AMSR-E Hot Load SSM/I Solution for Effective Hot Load Temperature Earth Temperature from Satellite Network X X Deep Space Observation = 2.7 K X TMI AMSR-E AMSR-E Radiometer Observations (Counts) On-Orbit Calibration significantly improves accuracy of AMSR-E retrievals

Aqua Pitch Error

Global Difference : June 2001 October 2003 Bias = -0.01 C STD = 0.67 C Bias = -0.05 C STD = 0.66 C

Global Difference: June 2001 October 2003 Bias = 0.08 C STD = 0.66 C Bias = 0.05 C STD = 0.66 C

Better Coverage: IR/MW retrievals NPOESS requirement: 6-hour revisit

3-day average: Polar SST

Optimally Interpolated TMI & AMSR-E SSTs TRMM TMI AQUA AMSR-E Both TMI and AMSR-E SSTs are included in a daily, 25km OI SST with 1-day, 100 km decorrelation scales Combined Product September 26,2002

Conclusions: AMSR-E and TMI available in NRT Significant improvement in accuracy and coverage of polar SSTs Daily, high-resolution OI SSTs for TMI, AMSR-E, and TMI+AMSR-E available as research product in NRT www.remss.com STD 0.67 and 0.57 (AMSR-E and TMI)

TRMM The Next 20 Years Mission/Sensor Dates Comments ADEOS-2 AMSR + SeaWinds AQUA AMSR-E WindSat (Navy) GCOM B-1 AMSR + α-scat NPOESS CMIS 2002-2003 Radiometer and Scatterometer Died: October 25, 2003 2002-2005 Complements ADEOS-2 Coverage 2002-2005 Two-Look Polarimetric Radiometer 2006-2010 (?) Radiometer and Scatterometer 2009-2020 Single-Look Polarimetric Radiometer (?) Improved Performance 6.9, 10.7, 19, 23, 37, 90 GHz 2 meter antenna 50 km resolution, 1600 km swath Better Pre-launch Calibration Supplementary information on wind SST Accuracy 0.2 C for 3-day averages at 50-km resolution

TRMM www.remss.com

TRMM Wind Direction Effects 3 No Correction for Wind Direction 15 m/s TMI SST - Reynolds oc) SST ( 2 1 0 10 m/s 5 m/s -1 0 100 200 300 Relative Angle (o ) Effect of wind direction on SST retrievals. Reynolds SST, which should have no wind direction dependence, is subtracted from TMI SST. No correction for wind direction has been applied to the TMI SST. This difference is binned according to wind speed and is plotted versus the relative wind direction, which is the satellite s azimuthal viewing angle minus wind direction (from NCEP). The colored curves show the results for each wind speed bin from 0 to 15 m/s, in 1 m/s steps. At low wind speeds (< 5m/s) there is no appreciable error. Above 5 m/s the peakto-peak amplitude of the error increases to a maximum of 4ºC when winds are 15 m/s.

Wind effects on TMI SSTs Ocean MW emissivity changes at high winds due to increased sea roughness Wind correction needed for MW SST retrievals: no Bias but higher StDev. 1 0-1 TMI-REYNOLDS STD = 0.70 NLSST-REYNOLDS STD = 0.70 SST 1 0 STD = 0.72 Daytime retrieval STD = 0.73 Daytime retrieval -1 1 STD = 0.68 Night retrieval STD = 0.66 Night retrieval 0-1 0 5 10 15 0 5 10 15 Wind (m/s)

Effective Temperature of Hot Load (Versus Latitude and Month) 7 GHz 11 GHz 19 GHz 23 GHz 37 GHz 89A GHz 89B GHz