SST Retrieval Using AVHRR on Board NOAA-19 in the Seas Around Japan
Abstract: The purpose of this
study is to derive new Multi-Channel Sea Surface Temperature (MCSST) equations
of AVHRR aboard NOAA-19, which was launched in February 2009. Since the HRPT data transmitted from the
satellite are directly received at the Tohoku University in Japan, the study
area is the seas surrounding it. Using
in situ SSTs measured by drifting buoys, 2248 match-ups (1181 for daytime and
1067 for nighttime) are generated for September – November 2009. The daytime
and nighttime match-ups are separated into a half for algorithm tuning and
another half for validation.
Coefficients of MCSSTs are obtained for daytime and nighttime by
applying multiple regression analysis to the match-ups, which consist of
brightness temperatures of the AVHRR split-window channels and the in-situ
SSTs. Validation using the independent match-ups shows that the retrieved daytime
and nighttime SSTs have biases of 0.05 and 0.080C and root mean square
differences of 0.610C and 0.550C, respectively.
Author: Anindya Wirasatriya,
Hiroshi Kawamura, and Futoki Sakaida
Journal Code: jpperikanangg090004
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