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Introduction into the Absorption Channels. Description of characteristics and content of the CO2 channel: Ch11: 13.4 . Contact person: Veronika Zwatz-Meise zwatz-meise@zamg.ac.at Version 1.0. 13 July 2004. All MSG channels. Channel 01: VIS 0.6 Channel 02: VIS 0.8
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Introduction into the Absorption Channels Description of characteristics and content of the CO2 channel:Ch11: 13.4 Contact person: Veronika Zwatz-Meise zwatz-meise@zamg.ac.at Version 1.0. 13 July 2004
All MSG channels • Channel 01: VIS 0.6 • Channel 02: VIS 0.8 • Channel 03: NIR 1.6 • Channel 04: MIR 3.9 • Channel 05 WV 6.2 • Channel 06: WV 7.3 • Channel 07: IR 8.7 • Channel 08: IR 9.7 („Ozon“) • Channel 09: IR 10.8 • Channel 10: IR 12.0 • Channel 11: IR 13.4 („CO2“) • Chanell 12: HRV (High Resolution Visible)
Ch11: 13.4 Sun radiation Earth radiation Watt/ m2 and micron Ozone Carbon dioxid Water vapour Wavelength (micron)
Comparison of radiation sources sun - earth • For wave length < 5 m solar radiation is dominant • For wave length > 5 m radiation of earth is dominant • Ch01, 02, 03, 12: only sun radiation • Ch04: both: radiation from sun and earth • Ch 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11: only thermal earth radiation Sun radiation Earth radiation Watt/ m2 and micron only VIS VIS + IR only IR
Ch11 is in the wing of the CO2 absorption band around 15 m Energy spectrum Source:EUMETSAT Ch11
Maximal signal from around 870 hPa Weighting functions Source:EUMETSAT
Maximal signal from around 820 hPa Weighting functions Source:EUMETSAT Figure 3d
Application areas for the CO2 channel • Qualitative application of images: • No additional features compared to the IR window channels • No special application for qualitative image interpretation (at the time being) • Quantitative applications: • temperature profiles • instability • winds