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Remote Sensing & Satellite Research Group MODIS Ocean Products Leon Majewski Remote Sensing & Satellite Research Group Curtin University

Overview Standard Ocean Products New MODIS Products Validation Obtaining Data

Standard Ocean Products Sea Surface Temperature (SST) SST TIR (11-12μm) SST MW(3-4μm) TIROS, AVHRR, ATSR Ocean Colour Chlorophyll-a (chl-a) / pigment concentration Diffuse attenuation coefficient (490nm; K490) CZCS, SeaWiFS

Sea Surface Temperature Generally regarded as the temperature of the ocean at a depth of 1m. Sea Surface Skin Temperature Radiometers (including space-based radiometers) can been used to estimate the sea surface temperature. Sophisticated buoys can also be used. The optical depth of seawater at infrared wavelengths is less than 1mm.

Sea Surface Temperature Algorithms Longwave-infrared, Day, Nonlinear SST SST = a + bT31 + c(T31-T32)Tsfc+ d(T31-T32)(sec(θ)-1) T31, T32: Bightness temperatures measured in bands 31 and 32 Tsfc: A first guess SST, taken from the NCEP SST θ: Satellite zenith angle Midwave-infrared, Night SST = a + bT20 + cT23 T20, T23: Bightness temperatures measured in bands 20 and 23

MODIS SST Terra v4, Global Coverage, Weekly composite, 36km TIR 11μm, Day

MODIS SST Terra v4, Global Coverage, Weekly composite, 36km TIR 11μm, Night

MODIS SST Terra v4, Global Coverage, Weekly composite, 36km MWIR 4μm, Night

MODIS SST Comparison: night products Seem to handle cloud differently (slightly); Quality flags are important SST LWIR Night °C SST MWIR Night °C S.A. Cloud

MODIS SST Comparison: day and night products Slight difference in temperatures--spread of points SST LWIR Night °C SST LWIR Day °C

MODIS SST MOD28L2 NLSST, Bands 31/32 Queensland, 20th October 2002

Ocean Colour The colour of the ocean gives an indication of the concentration of it’s optical constituents. In Case 1 waters the main constituent influencing the ocean colour is phytoplankton—the absorption by pigments such as the green pigment chlorophyll-a. The higher the concentration of phytoplankton the greener the water. If little phytoplankton is present, then the water will appear blue. In Case 2 waters (generally shallow, coastal waters) other constituents (such as coloured dissolved organic matter) influence the colour.

Ocean Colour Water leaving radiance: Case 1 Need to remove the influence of the atmosphere Atmospheric correction (H.R. Gordon and M. Wang) La(,,) Ls(,,) Esun & Esky Lv(,,) air water bottom

Ocean Colour Water leaving radiance: Case 2 Need to remove the influence of the atmosphere Atmospheric correction (H.R. Gordon and M. Wang) air water bottom Lv(,,) Ls(,,) Lb(,,) Esun & Esky La(,,)

MODIS Water Leaving Radiance

Ocean Colour Algorithms General form: MODIS chl-a MODIS Diffuse Attenuation Coefficient SeaWiFS Pigment CZCS Pigment

MODIS Chl-a Terra v4, Global Coverage, Weekly composite, 36km Clark HPLC, empirical

New / Improved MODIS Products Fluorescence Fluorescence Line height, Base, Efficiency Suspended solids concentration Coccolithophore concentration Phycoeryth concentration Instantaneous Photosynthetically Available Radiation Radiation absorbed by phytoplankton Total absorption (412,443,488,531,551) Phytoplankton primary production

MODIS: Primary Production Terra v4, Global Coverage, Weekly composite, 36km VGPM (Behrenfeld and Falkowski)

New / Improved MODIS Products Fluorescence Suspended solids concentration Coccolithophore concentration Instantaneous Photosynthetically Available Radiation Radiation absorbed by phytoplankton Total absorption (412,443,488,531,551) Phytoplankton primary production …

MODIS: Fluorescence Line Height Terra v4, Global Coverage, Weekly composite, 36km

Validation MODIS ocean products need to be validated and refined Ensure atmospheric correction is being performed correctly Check algorithm coefficients, algorithm performance Instruments Required SST: Thermometers, Radiometers Chl-a: HPLC Analysis, Profiling Spectroradiometers, Hyperspectral radiometers Other sensors (AVHRR, SeaWiFS) These instruments / sensors need to be characterised before they can be used to validate the MODIS products

Validation: RSMAS SST MODIS matchups with insitu data Average difference is -0.117°C (2295/2405 samples) P. J. Minnett, R. H. Evans, E. J. Kearns, O. B. Brown Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science University of Miami

Validation: RSMAS OC MODIS matchups with MOBY data Marine Optical Buoy R. H. Evans, E. J. Kearns, H. R. Gordon, K. Voss, D. Clark Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science University of Miami Moby Terra

Validation of the MODIS Chl-a Product Townsville Voyage 21-30 October, RV Lady Basten CSIRO Marine Research (Hobart) CSIRO Land and Water (Canberra) Australian Institute of Marine Science (Townsville) Curtin University (Perth) Measurements / Sampling Water samples taken at multiple depths at all (daytime) stations for High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) analysis.

HPLC analysis: Lesley Clementson (CSIRO Marine Research) SAT005: Chl-a Chl-a (mg/m3) Deep water (100m) Assumed to be Case 1 waters North QLD HPLC analysis: Lesley Clementson (CSIRO Marine Research)

HPLC analysis: Lesley Clementson (CSIRO Marine Research) SAT009: Chl-a Chl-a (mg/m3) Shallow water (30m) Near reef North QLD HPLC analysis: Lesley Clementson (CSIRO Marine Research)

HPLC analysis: Lesley Clementson (CSIRO Marine Research) SAT024: Chl-a Chl-a (mg/m3) Shallow water (10m) Near shore – Case 2 waters North QLD HPLC analysis: Lesley Clementson (CSIRO Marine Research)

TIR SST (v4) Temperature (ºC) Chlorophyll-a (mg/m3) North QLD MODIS Chl-a (v4)

Obtaining Data True Colour Imagery Level 1B Level 2 MODIS Land Rapid Response System Level 1B GSFC DAAC WASTAC/DOLA, TERSS, GA, CSIRO Level 2 MQABI

MODIS Land Rapid Response System http://rapidfire.sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/

GSFC DAAC: MODIS Data Support Home Page http://daac.gsfc.nasa.gov/MODIS/

MQABI: MODIS (Oceans) Quality Assurance Browse Imagery http://jeager.gsfc.nasa.gov/browsetool/

MQABI: MODIS (Oceans) Quality Assurance Browse Imagery http://jeager.gsfc.nasa.gov/browsetool/

DOLA: Satellite Image Archives http://www.dola.wa.gov.au/home.nsf/(FrameNames)/Satellite+Images

Acknowledgements NASA MODIS Project: Code 971 MQABI RSMAS LB3271: AIMS, CSIRO, Curtin Lesley Clementson