Validation of SEVIRI cloud-top height retrievals from A-Train data
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1 Validation of SEVIRI cloud-top height retrievals from A-Train data Chu-Yong Chung, Pete N Francis, and Roger Saunders
2 Contents Introduction MO GeoCloud AVAC-S Long-term monitoring Comparison with OCA Summary and Future Plans
3 MO GeoCloud Retrievals Cloud Mask Cloud Top Minimum Residual (Eyre & Menzel, 1989) , 12.0, 13.4 um - for high cloud (CTP < 480 hpa) SEVIRI/Met-10 data Ancillary data - Pixel Lat/Lon - IGBP surface type - UM model profile (T, p, q, H, Orography) - RTTOV simulation (Clear & overcast radiances) Stable Layers (Moseley, 2003) um - for low cloud (CTP 480 hpa) considering thermal inversion Profile Matching (Fritz & Winston, 1962) um CTP ECA CTT, CTH - Interpolation from model T, H profile Parallax correction
4 AVAC-S (A-Train Validation of Aerosol and Cloud properties from SEVIRI) Main purpose and functionalities (EUM INF, 2013) developed by EUMETSAT To provide a framework for validating aerosols and cloud parameters derived from MSG SEVIRI (OCA, CLA, and CMSAF) with A-Train data To map SEVIRI and A-Train derived products on a common grid Reference : CPR observations Spatial : ±10 pixels (possible to use parallax correction function) Temporal : ±7.5 minutes window (for 15-min interval SEVIRI data) To provide a number of tools for scene identification, sub-setting and data merging are provided to support validation scenarios, statistical analysis and visual inspection
5 AVAC-S (A-Train Validation of Aerosol and Cloud properties from SEVIRI) SEVIRI/Met channels passive Vis-IR radiometer The measured radiance and the retrieved CTH are radiatively effective ones CALIOP/CALIPSO dual wavelength (532 and 1064 nm) lidar measuring profiles of total backscatter the most sensitive to cloud particles and able to detect clouds with a very small optical depth (down to 0.01) CPR/CloudSat 94GHz nadir-looking radar measuring the backscattered signal The Cloud Profiling Radar (CPR) is very much sensitive to raindrop-sized particles, but less sensitive to small ice particles than CALIOP Due to the different sensitivity to cloud particles, it is expected that CTH of passive imager (SEVIRI) retrievals is lower than the CTH of CALIOP and is similar to the CTH of CPR
6 CALIOP CTH CPR CTH SEVIRI CTH MODIS CTH Examples
7 Long-term Monitoring
8 Long-term monitoring Data : SEVIRI : operational product CPR : 2B-GEOPROF, 2B-CLDCLASS from CIRA CALIOP : 2B-05kmClay from LARC/NASA MODIS : MAC06S1.002 from GSFC/NASA Period : May ~ Dec (7daily data, 8 months) Filters Quality Control : CTH_VAR < 5.0E4 Uniformity Check : SEVIRI CTH STD 5x5 < 1.0 km
9 CALIOP vs. MO GeoCloud RR = bias = STD = # of data = CPR vs. MO GeoCloud RR = bias = STD = # of data = (among cloud pixels)
10 Long-term monitoring May ~ Dec., 2013 RR = bias = STD = # of data = CO2 channel bias correction increment update ~ 10/07 : /07/13 10:43 : 0.85 after Met-10 decontamination 24/09/23 09:45 : /11/13 14:20 : /05 ~ 26/06 b/c : /07 ~ 18/09 b/c : /09 ~ 13/11 b/c : /11 ~ 31/12 b/c : RR = bias = STD = # of data = RR = bias = STD = # of data = RR = bias = STD = # of data = RR = bias = STD = # of data = 33976
11 Long-term monitoring Met-10 decontamination Met-8 replacement (01~09 Jul) STD CO2 bc r bias
12 10/07/2013 Overpass CO2 bias_corr : /09/2013 Overpass CO2 bias_corr : 0.85 Before
13 10/07/2013 Overpass After the bias correction update CO2 bias_corr : /09/2013 Overpass After the bias correction update CO2 bias_corr : After
14 Comparison with OCA
15 Comparison with OCA Single layer OCA CPR OCA1 ice OCA1 water 2-layer OCA CPR OCA 1L ice OCA 1L water OCA 2L upper OCA 2L - lower From Watts et al. (2011)
16 Overpass /05/ , 1400, 1415 UTC Region 1 : Tropical deep convective clouds Region 2 : High latitude deep convective clouds Region 3 : High latitude convective cells (Southern hemisphere ocean) Region 4 : Mid-latitude low clouds Region 5 : Thin high clouds with some lower clouds 3 3 2
17 CALIOP CTH CPR CTH SEVIRI CTH OCA (OCA-2L) OCA 2L Upper CTH is higher than GeoCloud and closer to CPR Some precipitation area seems to be considered as multi-layered cloud OCA produces a more realistic variation in CTH than GeoCloud for lowlevel clouds OCA is less good than GeoCloud at detecting very thin high-altitude cloud in this particular case OCA can produce CTH better for multi-layered cloud-top information below the thin cirrus
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21 Summary and Future plans GeoCloud CTH are investigated comparing with A-Train products using AVAC-S 10.8, 12.0 and 13.4 um Minimum Residual thought to be the best choice for MR CTH approach through the MR sensitivity tests with various channel combinations GeoCloud CTH found to be very sensitive to CO 2 channel bias correction changes Continue to monitor the GeoCloud CTHs vs. CPR and CALIOP Comparison with OCA have shown similarities and differences! Would like to continue to explore reasons for the differences Introduce OCA s 2-Layer approach into MO 1DVAR-Cloud
22 Thank you!
23 MR Sensitivity Tests
24 MR sensitivity tests OPS : Original operating algorithm : processes every 2 pixel steps EXP1 : Full pixel resolution EXP2 : EXP1 + increased CO2 channel R_Matrix (0.57K 1.5K) EXP3 : EXP1 + 5 channels algorithm (6.2, 7.3, 10.8, 12.0, 13.4) EXP4 : EXP1 + Minimum Residual Only EXP5 : EXP2 + Minimum Residual Only EXP6 : EXP3 + Minimum Residual Only EXP7 : MR only with 10.8, 12.0 and 6.2 um EXP8 : MR only with 10.8, 12.0 and 7.3 um EXP9 : MR only with 10.8, 12.0, and 6.2, 7.3 um EXP10-11 : 5-ch MR + Stable Layer (EXP3) but with different R_Matrix and bias correction increments EXP12 : MR with SL EXP13 : MR with 6.2, 7.3 um + SL OPS & EXP3, EXP EXP2 & EXP5 EXP10 EXP11 R_Matrix Bias_corr_incr WV WV IR WV WV IR WV WV IR WV WV IR With or Without Stable Layer method MR using different channel combinations Different R_Matrix and/or BC increments
25 CALIOP CPR SEVIRI Uniform SEVIRI Not Uni. OCA EXP1 EXP4 EXP7 EXP8 EXP9 EXP6 EXP3 ~ OPS MR MR only only with MR with only 10.8, 10.8, 5 with 12.0 channels and channels and and , SL SL um um Region 1 : Tropical Deep convective clouds No large sensitivity on MR tests, regardless of SL on/off. WV7.3 MR (EXP8) derives CTH slightly lower
26 CALIOP CPR SEVIRI Uniform SEVIRI Not Uni. OCA EXP10 EXP4 EXP5 EXP7 EXP8 EXP9 EXP6 MR MR only only MR with MR with only 10.8, with 10.8, with channels and and 6.2, um um (increased and CO2 R, R B/C matrix change 0.57K 1.5K) EXP3 & EXP6 EXP10 R_Matrix BC_incr WV WV IR WV WV IR Region 1 : Tropical Deep convective clouds Region 2 : High latitude convective clouds WV6.2 MR (EXP7) derives CTH much higher
27 CALIOP CPR SEVIRI Uniform SEVIRI Not Uni. OCA EXP4 EXP6 EXP7 EXP8 EXP9 EXP1 EXP3 MR MR MR MR only only with MR only MR with with with only 10.8, with 10.8, 10.8, 5with 10.8, 12.0 channels and 12.0 channels and and 13.4 and +6.2, SL SL umum Region 1 : Tropical Deep convective clouds Region 2 : High latitude convective clouds Region 3 : High latitude convective cells (SH ocean) Region 4 : Mid-latitude low clouds WV7.3 using MR shows good impact for lower CTH retrieval SL method looks more effective and powerful, however not produces pixel-resolution features
28 CALIOP CPR SEVIRI Uniform SEVIRI Not Uni. OCA (OCA-2) Region 5 Thin high clouds with lower clouds EXP EXP SL CO2 MR seems to be able to detect high level thin cloud around tropopause level Can not assign multi layered cloud top properly, which OCA does better EXP6 6.2, 7.3 & 13.4 EXP7 6.2 EXP8 7.3 EXP9 6.2 & 7.3 WV Crown channel copyright Met using Office MR is a lot weaker to resolve it.
29 Overpass MO CLD vs CPR for full CPR overpass EXP ID R bias STD N(3900) Contents EXP4 (WINs ) EXP5 (WINs ) EXP6 (WINs + 6.2, 7.3, 13.4) EXP7 (WINs + 6.2) EXP8 (WINs + 7.3) EXP9 (WINs + 6.2, 7.3) EXP1 (WINs SL) EXP3 (5 channels + SL) EXP10 (5 channels + SL) EXP11 (5 channels + SL) EXP12 (WINs SL) EXP13 (WINs + 6.2, SL) EXP4 & 5 have good R and small biases. Small biases are regarded that arise from weakness to assign lowlevel cloud. Also produce smaller number of homogeneous CTH data More homogeneous EXP7 retrieves the mid- and lowercloud higher than CPR WV without CO2 (EXP7-9) MR tests show the weakness to assign the CTH for cirrus clouds that derive larger negative bias SL derives lower level CTH more stable, though it describes pixel resolution texture less CO2 and 5 channel MR make better R and STD results. GeoCloud CTH is about 5-600m lower than CPR CTH CO2 MR shows better performance to detect tropopause level high thin cloud than 5 channel MR
30 Overpass MO CLD vs CPR for full CPR overpass 37288
31 1DVAR Cloud SEVIRI channel data Cloud Mask First guess CTP determination Minimum Residual Stable Layer Profile Matching Auxiliary data - Pixel Lat/Lon - IGBP surface type - UM model profile (T, p, q, H, Orography) - RTTOV simulation (Clear & overcast radiances) - Channel extinction coeff. wrt. Re and Phase 1DVAR (Francis et. al., 2012) x = [ Pc, LWC, Re, N ] y = [ 6.2, 7.3, 8.7, 10.8, 12.0, 13.4 ] - phase dependent first guess, background state vectors and their constraints - phase change check during minimization State variables First guess Background CTP LWC Effective radius From MR/SL/PM 30 gm -2 (water) 10 gm -2 (ice) 8 um (water) 30 um (ice) 700 hpa (water) 400 hpa (ice) 30 gm -2 (water) 10 gm -2 (ice) 8 um (water) 30 um (ice) Cloud fraction E-5
32 1DVAR-Cloud 1400 UTC, 01/05/2013 OPS 1DVAR-BC
33 CALIOP CPR SEVIRI Uniform SEVIRI Not Uni. OCA EXP1 MR with 10.8, 12.0 and SL Region 1 : Tropical Deep convective clouds CO2 channel R_Matrix : 0.57 Region 2 : High latitude convective clouds Region 3 : High latitude convective cells (SH ocean) Region 5 : Thin high clouds with lower clouds
34 CALIOP CPR SEVIRI Uniform SEVIRI Not Uni. OCA 1DVAR Region 1 : Tropical Deep convective clouds CO2 channel R_Matrix : 1.50 Region 2 : High latitude convective clouds 1DVAR-Cloud assigns deep convective cloud top heights slightly lower than MR, and makes them more similar to OCA1 results 1DVAR-Cloud shows the similar trend (lower) over high latitude deep convective cloud region, but makes them more homogenous. Region 3 : High latitude convective cells (SH ocean) Region 5 : Thin high clouds with lower clouds 1DVAR-Cloud CTHs over low level convective cells show pixel-resolution feature, whereas SL does not. In cirrus cloud case, GEO clouds has limitation to assign CTHs when they are very thin. WV channel Crown copyright using tests Met (1DVAR Office as well as MR) show higher weakness
35 CALIOP CPR SEVIRI Uniform SEVIRI Not Uni. OCA 1DVAR
36 LWC & Phase (ice, water) Effective Radius Final Cost 1DVAR First guess Phase water ice Pc (hpa) Pressure_fg (from MR/SL/PM) LWC (g/m2) Re (um) N
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