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1. Method for retrieving column water vapor at night using mid-wave infrared bands Dr. Christoph. C. Borel , and Dr. Michael Abel* *Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., Fairborn, OHÂ 45324 [email_address] ; www.cborel.net SPIE Optics and Photonics Symposium, 10-14 August 2008, San Diego, California, USA OP407 Imaging Spectrometry XIII (Shen/Lewis)
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5. Atmospheric transmission from visible through infrared MODTRAN TM 4: US Standard, nadir view from space to ground, 23 km rural aerosol
13. 3-band error surface after 3 iterations Red closer to green but a small shift in temperature offset will change the CWV estimate -> Better retrieval! 1 3
14. 3-band Error surface after using 10 pixels 1 6 5 10 Correct solution is closer and retrieved CWV is less sensitive to temperature offset
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17. MODIS-Aqua: Original (A), Average Intensity Match (B) and Histogram-Match (C) A B C 20 22 23 25 MYD021KM.A2007184.2350.005.2007187000128.hdf
18. De-striping effect for column water retrieval over water -> The de-striping of MODIS radiance data significantly improves the image quality of the CWV!
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22. Mixed pixel temperature variance as a function of temperature difference and pixel fill fraction The variance of the retrieved brightness temperature is very sensitive to sub-pixel hotspots!
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24. So what about the HS in the Nile Delta image? The series of hot areas have a low variance, meaning that they are not sub-pixel hotspots. The isolated hot areas have a variance exceeding 2K and thus are sub-pixel hotspots.
25. Close-up of the chain of hot-spots Observation: Variance of retrieved surface temperatures is very small (<0.5K) Conclusion: No sub-pixel hot-spot but a chain of lakes which remain warmer than the surrounding land Radiance image of Nile delta
26. 4 Band (20, 22, 23 and 25) hot-spot result near Alexandria, Egypt Finding: Ï (T s (i))~3K and T s >32ÂșC results in a sub-pixel hot-spot
28. Hotspot retrieval over North Korea using STC-CWV algorithm and Surface temp. T s T s gt 5 Âș C Ï (T s ) Ï (T s ) gt 1 Âș K Detected hotspots (probably fires)