FY-3 Microwave Sensor Status and Calibration

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FY-3 Microwave Sensor Status and Calibration luqf@cma.gov.cn Qifeng Lu, Ran You, Chunqiang Wu, Chengli Qi, Songyan Gu, Shengli Wu, Yang Guo, Jun Yang, Peng Zhang, Zhongdong Yang, Naimeng Lu, Chaohua Dong, and whom from ECMWF, Met Office and Met France National Satellite Meteorological Center ,CMA 2014 GSICS, 24-28 March2014

Outline Quick review of FY3A/B Monitoring FY-3 sounders Initial evaluation of FY-3C 2

The FY-3A/B/C Instrument Suite Infrared Atmospheric Sounder (IRAS) 20 channels (~HIRS/3) ok Microwave Radiation Imager 10 channels (~AMSR-E) Microwave Temperature Sounder (MWTS) 4 channel (~MSU) 13 channels Microwave Humidity Sounder (MWHS) 5 channel (~MHS) 15channels with channels at 118 GHz 3 3 3

MWTS Channels

Characterize the MWTS Schematic of error terms

Optimize the instrumental parameters

Characterize the MWTS The OMB comparison between FY-3A/MWT and MetOp/AMSU-A Specification Optimized Passband MetOp AMSU-A PreLaunch Measurement Optimization+NonLinearity Correction Optimizer of Satellite Instrumental Parameters On-orbit (OSIPOn)

Monitoring FY-3 sounders 8

Statistics time series of first guess departure from FY-3B MWTS-CH3 Mean of the first guess departure STD of the first guess departure We don’t expect the spike for operation!

Parameters indicating the data quality Observing system: such as, frequency locker, Receiver; Temperature: such as, PRT, instrument temperature; Antenna: such as, cold space starting/end angle, warm load starting/end angel, earth scene starting/end angle; Auxiliary information: time, volt, gain 10

Abnormal instrument performance on-orbit can identify the data quality Pulse signal(observing angle) Abnormal performance Data quality flag

Abnormal instrument performance on-orbit can identify the data quality QC from a1 BT for MWTS CH-3 QC from a2 FG_depar for MWTS ch-3

FY-3C MWTS2-CH6

MWTS2-ch6 Indicating the improvement from ground segment

Initial evaluation of FY-3C 16

Red line: specification; dot: on-orbit Stability of NEdT: 2013.12.1-30 Red line: specification; dot: on-orbit channels On-orbit is better than specification

Initial analysis and correction for the bias Correction: abnormal from cold space, warm load and non-linearity Bias dependent on latitude

The Bias statistics for MWTS2 It will be again much improved after remapping and correction in DA. it is supposed to be good enough for NWP application

Atmospheric Transmission at Microwave Wavelengths MWHS2 The frequency dependence of atmospheric absorption allows different altitudes to be sensed by spacing channels along different absorption lines.

MWHS2 NEdT The NEdT from FY3A to FY3C is improved much Channels FY-3C Specification FY-3C On-orbit FY-3B On-orbit FY-3A On-orbit Channels The NEdT from FY3A to FY3C is improved much

NEdT from FY3A/B/C MWRI (K) Channel 89V 89H 36V 36H 23V 23H 18V 18H 10V 10H FY3A 0.67 0.58 0.31 0.33 0.38 0.44 0.43 FY3B 0.55 0.64 0.26 0.24 0.36 0.35 0.37 0.30 FY3C 0.41 0.27 0.39 0.40 0.42 0.29

NEdN from FY3B/C IRAS NE△N[mW/(m2.sr.cm-1)] Channel

Summary FY-3 data has been initially evaluated through a comparison with simulated radiances & full assimilation experiments in which FY-3A/B data is introduced in the ECMWF system. Initial assessment of FY-3 suggests the data is comparable with its counterpart. The high values of OSIPOn in Cal/Val of new satellite sensors has been clearly demonstrated – the improved FY-3 data would be expecting to contribute more to the NWP community. 25 25