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LUT updates [Oct-01-2012] {
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VIIRS Processing Streams/Algorithms
Anomaly QA product : Mean, Median & stdev of the 15-day composite of the daily Chlorophyll Anomaly product created routinely for one CoastWatch region (Hawaii) is plotted as a time series. The mean is plotted in green and the median in blue. The second moment (or variance) is also plotted to show the spread in the average for 15 days over the whole region. No information on calibration is displayed for MERIS and VIIRS data at this time. The data is from a time period begining in Aug of 2010 onwards to date. Product Nomenclature: MODSCW_P : (MODIS Aqua from NOAA L1B (v5) processed using OBPG L2gen (v6) to CW Mapped 1km L3, Vicarious calibration gains applied) MODWCW_P : (MODIS Aqua from NOAA L1B (v5) processed using NOAA-msl12 SWIR to CW Mapped 1km L3, Vicarious calibration gains applied) MODSCW_A : (MODIS Terra from NOAA L1B (v5) processed using OBPG L2gen(v6) to CW Mapped 1km L3, Vicarious calibration gains applied) MERCW_M : (MERIS from ESA L2 processed to CW Mapped 1km L3, Vicarious calibration gains applied) VRSUCW : NOAA CoastWatch processed VIIRS using NOAA-MSL12-BMW algorithm with IDPS SDR and GFS Ancillary data; Calibration gains applied VRSVCW : NOAA CoastWatch processed VIIRS using NOAA-MSL12-BMW algorithm with IDPS SDR and GFS Ancillary data; Calibration gains applied VRSRCW : NOAA VIIRS MSL12 delayed science quality LOM data using OC SDR from 2km MECB binned files mapped to 4km VRSOCW : NOAA CoastWatch VIIRS MSL12 definitive science quality LOM data using OC SDR mapped to 4km VRSSCW : (VIIRS SDR from IDPS processed using OBPG L2gen to CW Mapped 750m L3, No vicarious calibration gains applied) VRSCW : (VIIRS EDR from IDPS processed to CW Mapped 750m L3, No calibration gains applied) Display SW : (Dygraph library) Can a 15 day composite Chlorophyll Anomaly product be a proxy to sensor stability or processing anomalies ? [Oct-07-2010] pdf Compare Prod.. PTS.. SWIR.. Refer to the peer-reviewed paper in IEEE for evaluation results on the use of GFS Model predicts for Ancillary data in NRT processing for Ocean Color. DOI:10.1109/TGRS.2010.2078825 [Jul-10-2010] |