Compression of AIRS data with principal components



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Compression of AIRS data with principal components Jonathan Smith European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts With acknowledgements to : Tony McNally, Jean-Noël Thépaut, Mitch Goldberg, Walter Wolf & Tony Lee

Aims 1. To compare existing encoded AIRS products with model data 2. To investigate different methods of eigenvector creation Outline of talk i. Encoding data with principal components ii. Comparison with ECMWF model background iii. Initial assimilation trial with ECMWF model iv. Creation of PC sets: all-sky vs clear v. Test of reconstruction error 30 th June 2004 2

Encoding of a spectra Given a set of spectral eigenvectors, arranged as columns of a matrix U, an observation, obs, is coded into a vector of coefficients, c, by c T = U obs Where T denotes the transpose of the matrix The reconstructed spectra, recon, is calculated from c by : recon = U c Spectral features that cannot be represented by the given eigenvectors will not be included in recon. These missing features can be summarised into a Reconstruction Error, RE, calculated for each spectra from : RE = 1 n n i= 0 ( obs i recon i 2 ) where n is the number of channels (after Goldberg et al. 2003) Subscript BT, RE BT, will be used when obs & recon are brightness temperatures Subscript R, RE R, will be used when obs & recon are in noise normalised radiance units 30 th June 2004 3

Components of RE RE = 1 n n i= 0 ( obs i recon i Information that ends up in RE includes : 2 ) 1. Noise Random noise in a particular channel not reconstructed - information from other channels de-noising 2. Spectral features due to the atmospheric state i. Useful information, such as a structure not in U ii. Information outside NWP model, ie aerosol 30 th June 2004 4

ii. Comparison with ECMWF model background 30 th June 2004 5

Comparing NESDIS PC data with ECMWF model 1524 Principal Component set from NESDIS : Used 1,524 channels created from data over 1 day, 20 th December 2002 (thinned to reduce the volume only) PC coefficients calculated for every central AIRS view from alternate golfballs - U1 dataset of 1 / 18 th data first 200 PC coefficients transmitted for reconstruction using eigenvector set Comparison over 12 hour cycle with: background from ECMWF operational model (CY26R3) and standard 324 channel data 30 th June 2004 6

NESDIS PC departures from EC model Mean RE BT ~ zero Some channels show higher RE BT standard deviation (blue) some also show increased std deviation from model (red) o tropical daytime feature? Others - high, stratospheric, channels - show decrease in std deviation from model (green) o de-noised 30 th June 2004 7

Over land & at night At night increased SD went away Over land de-noising went away 12 hours data in January still shows de-noising Increased SD different 30 th June 2004 8

iii. Initial assimilation trial with ECMWF model 30 th June 2004 9

Reconstruted Radiance assimilation NESDIS RR data as the NESDIS 1524 PC data, except based on 2,047 channels PC s Delivered as BT s over 322 channels 200 coefficients used in reconstruction Assimilated into EC operational model For a first attempt, error characteristics unchanged o two following slides from Tony McNally 30 th June 2004 10

De-noising with 200 NESDIS principal components The PC de-noising influences the filtering used to reduce noise during the cloud detection process. (2 ranked channel change) Channel to channel departure reduced (O-B) departure (K) Real spectrum Reconstructed spectrum Ranked channel index Ranked channel index 30 th June 2004 11

Assimilation experiments with NESDIS PC reconstructed radiances Slightly larger stratospheric analysis increments obtained with the reconstructed (de-noised) radiances possible organisation of radiance signal? Zonal mean of RMS analysis increments Fit to radiosonde temperature data No impact on forecast quality or analysis fit to other data 30 th June 2004 12

iv. Creation of PC sets: all-sky vs clear 30 th June 2004 13

Motivations for study De-noising to suit NWP application Investigate different training sets for PC Can PC based only on clear views better reconstruct clear views? Clear based PC allow addition of cloud signal eigenvectors : o Gather residual spectra from several cloudy views residual = obs Uc o Singular value decomposition to create eigenvectors o Concatenated into a new U with new coefficients added to end of c o Can be repeated for other scenes... 30 th June 2004 14

Principal Component test sets Two sets from data in July 2003 All set o one day (15 th ), all views, all angles, land & sea, 1/9 th thinned ( 324,000 spectra ) Clears set o one day (16 th ), over sea, clear at AIRS Level 2, unthinned ( gave 85,000 spectra, ~3% clear ) o Added further high latitude (> 40 ) clears from 15 th For both 2,107 channels used o channels valid for AIRS Level 2 Radiance data, noise normalised o instrument noise taken from channel properties file calculate spectral covariance matrix and derive eigenvectors from that 30 th June 2004 15

PC sets variance Diagonal of covariance matrices o o o In noise normalised radiance Black - All Red - Clears Spectral Bands 1. high peak LW CO 2 2. low peak LW CO 2 3. ozone 4. water vapour hi lo O 3 WV SW sol 5. SW CO 2 6. solar end 30 th June 2004 16

v. Test of reconstruction error 30 th June 2004 17

Full spectra comparison data Illustrative data from 1 in nine spectra from one day - 14 th October 2003 (processed granules 1 to 188) All view based PC compared with Clears PC Maps of RE R 30 th June 2004 18

Mapped RE R clear views from Level 2 - mainly between 40 N to 40 S 63 % of clear spectra have lower RE R with Clears PC for on average comparison, RE R 4% RE r lower from NESDIS than All, PC26% lower than NESDIS PC RE R 30 th June 2004 19

Results - time consistency RE compromised by channel changes Plot shows RE r from October 2002 using All & Clears PC sets (derived from July 2003 data) Spikes from channels : 957 (982.0 cm -1 ) & 1,791 (1561.6 cm -1 ) (pop & noise) hi lo O 3 WV SW sol 30 th June 2004 20

All views Analysis per channel of radiance reconstruction error Std Deviation in black and mean in orange Over the 1,523 common channels in All, Clears & NESDIS PC Data from 14th October 2003 from 254,800 spectra Noise normalised radiance Clears PC All PC NESDIS PC hi lo O 3 WV SW sol 30 th June 2004 21

Clear views Less noise in clears NESDIS Std Dev. less for high LW CO 2 (outliers still present - offscale) Noise normalised radiance Clears PC All PC NESDIS PC hi lo O 3 WV SW sol 30 th June 2004 22

Solar shutdown changes Several detectors not the same on power up Show up in RE r Comparison of July 03 and February 04 Spikes in February data for channels : 756 (899.3 cm -1 ), 765 (902.4 cm -1 ), 957 (982.0 cm -1 ) & 1,802 (1569.3 cm -1 ) none in the 324 operational channels Operational channels changed were : 318 (741.3 cm -1 ), 1,883 (2197.9 cm -1 ) & 1,884 (2198.8 cm -1 )(FG dep. > 3 x Std Err.) 30 th June 2004 23

Conclusions De-noising NESDIS PC compared with model first guess o Seen for stratospheric channels o Other channels the same or noisier NESDIS RR assimilated, as above plus o Increased stratospheric increments Need not de-noise all channels if residual available Monitoring needs RE and FG departure Clears PC Improvement found for majority of clear views It was only a small majority? Improvement big enough?? Tests so far only over limited number of clears from Level 2? Too many bad channels 30 th June 2004 24

Conclusions (continued) In particular for AIRS : channels that go bad are a long term problem line by line offset significant when looking for the one clear view for NWP 30 th June 2004 25

?. but. 30 th June 2004 26

Better clear PC set PC set similar to clear-sky But 75 % of spectra not normalised by noise Decreased mean Overall increase in variance, less at shortwave Example: Western Australia (purple), Granule 180, 15 th October 2003 30 th June 2004 27

Lower RE BT 83% of clears with lower RE BT than NESDIS PC set 30 th June 2004 28

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Noise 30 th June 2004 30

Lines across RE r Due to offset calibration at end of each line details of striping in Steve Gaiser s presentation March 04 Science Team meeting Overall bias zero - but adds 5% noise overall Line to line variability significant Example.. 30 th June 2004 31