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Land Products from NPP and NPOESS

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Land Products from NPP and NPOESS

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    1. Land Products from NPP and NPOESS Jeffrey L. Privette NPP Deputy Project Scientist Dan Tarpley NOAA/NESDIS 27 October 2005

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    6. 6 VIIRS Thermal: Fewer, Wider Bands

    7. 7 Land EDRs Use Most Bands

    8. 8 VIIRS Products Continue Heritage

    9. 9 Heritage: AVHRR’s First Land Products Global Vegetation Index (8 km weekly, GVI; NOAA) Top-of-atmosphere composited NDVI only Operational GIMMS (8 km, 15 day; NASA), and Pathfinder I (8 km 10 day; NASA/NOAA) NDVI with some atmospheric correction Multimission cross-calibration, solar angle normalization Post-processed FASIR (1°, monthly; NASA) GIMMS-derived + Leaf Area Index, Absorbed Radiation (FPAR) and albedo Post-processed

    10. 10 Heritage: MODIS “Operationalized” Land

    11. 11 VIIRS Surface Reflectance IP

    12. 12 MODIS atmospheric correction

    13. 13 VIIRS Vegetation Indices EDR

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    15. 15 VIIRS Surface Albedo EDR

    16. 16 MODIS Albedo: Always Gridded

    17. 17 VIIRS Land Surface Temperature

    18. 18 MODIS Land Surface Temperature

    19. 19 VIIRS Fire “Application”

    20. 20 MODIS Fire Product

    21. 21 VIIRS Surface Type EDR

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    23. Some Changes From Heritage

    24. 24 Reduced Pixel Growth Along Scan

    25. 25 Few EDRs Are Gridded or Gap-filled

    26. 26 Land EDR Validation: Tough but Critical

    27. 27 EOS Validation: Years, Ongoing Provisional – Product quality may not be optimal and incremental product improvements are still occurring Validated -- Product uncertainties are well defined over a range of representative conditions ready for use in scientific publications, and by other agencies there may be later improved versions. There are three validation stages: Stage 1 Validation: Product accuracy has been estimated using a small number of independent measurements obtained from selected locations and time periods and ground-truth/field program effort. Stage 2 Validation: Product accuracy has been assessed over a widely distributed set of locations and time periods via several ground-truth and validation efforts. Stage 3 Validation: Product accuracy has been assessed and the uncertainties in the product well established via independent measurements in a systematic and statistically robust way representing global conditions.

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