Author Affiliations
1Key Laboratory of Infrared System Detection and Imaging Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200083, China2University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100049, China3Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200083, China4Key Laboratory of Radiometric Calibration and Validation for Environmental Satellites, National Satellite Meteorological Center, Beijing 100081, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Inter-comparison processes of HIRAS and IASI
Fig. 2. Long-term latitude distributions of SNO events of HIRAS-IASI/A and HIRAS-IASI/B. (a) Latitude distribution of SNO events of HIRAS-IASI/A and HIRAS-IASI/B from April to December, 2018; (b) latitude distribution of SNO events of HIRAS-IASI/A during 10-12 June, 2018
Fig. 3. Pixel overlap rate of HIRAS-IASI versus pixel distance between HIRAS and IASI (nadir)
Fig. 4. Pixel matching of MERSI-II and HIRAS-IASI
Fig. 5. BT difference at 900 cm-1 between HIRAS and IASI/A versus ratio of standard deviation to mean of MERSI-II in channel 24 (ratio is below 0.01). The mean of HIRAS-IASI/A BT difference is 0.106 K and the standard deviation of BT difference is 0.485 K
Fig. 6. Matching of HIRAS-IASI spectra. (a) HIRAS (solid line) and IASI (dash line) spectra simulated by LBLRTM for standard atmospheric profile; (b) BT difference between IASIH and HIRAS
Fig. 7. Spatial distributions of matching samples of HIRAS-IASI/A and HIRAS-IASI/B
Fig. 8. Spectral distribution, mean deviation of BT, and standard deviation of BT difference for HIRAS-IASI/A and HIRAS-IASI/B(North and South Arctic regions). (a) HIRAS spectral distributions for HIRAS-IASI/A and HIRAS-IASI/B, the solid line represents the mean of BT(dark); (b) BT mean deviation of HIRAS-IASI/A and HIRAS-IASI/B; (c) standard deviation of BT differences of HIRAS-IASI/A and HIRAS-IASI/B
Fig. 9. Mean deviation of BT for HIRAS-IASI/A and HIRAS-IASI/B versus mean of HIRAS BT. (a)(b) LWIR; (c)(d) MWIR; (e)(f) SWIR
Fig. 10. Scatter plots of HIRAS-IASI/A BT differences versus HIRAS BT. (a) 678.125 cm-1; (b) 900.0 cm-1; (c) 1500.0 cm-1; (b) 2157.5 cm-1
Fig. 11. Scatter plots of HIRAS-IASI/B BT differences versus HIRAS BT. (a) 678.125 cm-1; (b) 900.0 cm-1; (c) 1500.0 cm-1; (b) 2157.5 cm-1
Fig. 12. Long-term sequences of BT differences of HIRAS-IASI/A in LWIR. (a) 750.00 cm-1; (b) 800.00 cm-1; (c) 950.00 cm-1
Fig. 13. Long-term sequences of BT differences of HIRAS-IASI/A in MWIR. (a) 1300.00 cm-1; (b) 1500.00 cm-1; (c) 1700.00 cm-1
Fig. 14. Long-term sequences of BT differences of HIRAS-IASI/A in SWIR. (a) 2200.00 cm-1; (b) 2400.00 cm-1; (c) 2500.00 cm-1
Instrument parameter characteristic | HIRAS | IASI |
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Satellite platform | FY-3D | MetOp-AMetOp-B | Launch date | 2017-11-15 | 2006-10-192012-09-17 | Orbit height /km | 830.5 | 817.0 | Local equatorial | 13:40 | 09:30 | Spatial resolution(nadir) /km | 16.0 | 12.0 | Scan cycle /s | 10 | 8 | Detector array | 2×2 | 2×2 | Maximum optical path difference/cm | 0.8 | 2 | Spectral sampling resolution /cm-1 | 0.625 | 0.25 | Apodized spectral resolution /cm-1 | 1.1375 | 0.5 | Number of channels | 2287 (non-apodized)2275(apodized) | 8461(apodized) | Spectral coverage /μm | 15.38-8.80(LWIR)8.26-5.70(MWIR)4.64-3.92(SWIR) | 15.5-8.26(LWIR)8.26-5.00(MWIR)5.00-3.62(SWIR) |
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Table 1. Instrument parameter characteristics of HIRAS and IASI
Condition | Criteria |
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FOV distance /km | ≤7 | Time difference /min | ≤10 | View angle difference | |cos Zen1/cos Zen2|≤0.01 | FOV homogeneity | STDE/MEANE<0.01|MEANT-MEANE|<k·STDE |
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Table 2. Matching criteria for SNOs of HIRAS-IASI