Wenqiang Lu, Shizhi Yang, Tao Luo, Xuebin Li, Shengcheng Cui, Chen Cheng, Lu Han, Jianjun Shi, Yeyan Han. Parameter Retrieval of Transparent Cirrus Clouds over South China Sea Based on Artificial Neural Networks[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2024, 44(6): 0601001

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Fig. 1. Data processing flowchart

Fig. 2. Histograms of transparent cirrus cloud optical depth and top height. (a) Transparent cirrus cloud optical depth; (b) top height of cirrus cloud

Fig. 3. ROC curve of probability of detection and rate of false alarm ,and probability of detection varying with transparent cirrus optical depth. (a) ROC curve; (b) probability of detection varying with transparent cirrus optical depth

Fig. 4. MPE and of optical depth and top height of transparent cirrus clouds. (a) MPE of optical depth; (b) MPE of top height; (c) of optical depth; (d) of top height

Fig. 5. MPE and MAPE varying with optical depth and top height. (a) Optical depth; (b) top height

Fig. 6. Scatter plots of predicted values and true values. (a) Optical depth; (b) top height

Fig. 7. MODIS cloud fraction and CALIOP trajectory (line)

Fig. 8. Distributions of MODIS cloud fraction. (a) Before detection; (b) after detection

Fig. 9. Comparison of detection results. (a) MODIS clear sky observation results; (b) detected results of neural network; (c) CALIOP observation results

Fig. 10. Comparison of inverse values and true values. (a) Optical depth; (b) top height

Fig. 11. Transparent cirrus clouds undetected by MODIS

Fig. 12. Distributions of optical depth and top height of transparent cirrus clouds undetected by MODIS. (a) Optical depth; (b) top height
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Table 1. MODIS correction coefficients for infrared bands
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Table 2. Confusion matrix
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Table 3. Comparison of results of related algorithms

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