Assessment and characteristics of S-NPP VIIRS Deep Blue and Dark Target aerosol properties under clean, polluted and fire scenarios over the Amazon

The present study carries out the systematic performance evaluation of aerosol optical depth (AOD) products retrieved using Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) Deep Blue (DB) and Dark Target (DT) onboard Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (S-NPP) satellite over the Amazon Basin....

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Vydáno v:Atmospheric environment (1994) Ročník 323; s. 120398
Hlavní autoři: Schumacher, Vanúcia, Setzer, Alberto
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Abstract The present study carries out the systematic performance evaluation of aerosol optical depth (AOD) products retrieved using Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) Deep Blue (DB) and Dark Target (DT) onboard Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (S-NPP) satellite over the Amazon Basin. Characteristics and uncertainty were evaluated under distinct air pollution scenarios such as a clean background in the wet season, polluted conditions in the dry season with biomass burning emissions and peak burning season with higher fire activity. VIIRS retrievals were also analyzed under aerosol loading, particle size and surface vegetation coverage against the Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET) measurements at 9 sites in 2012–2022. VIIRS DB showed good accuracy, with 78% of AOD matchups falling within the expected error, 84% in the wet season, and 71% in the dry and burning seasons. In contrast, VIIRS DT indicated poor accuracy (64%) and trends overestimate the AOD in all air pollution scenarios. Both algorithms were sensitive to AERONET sites with high elevation and dark vegetated coverage characteristics. VIIRS DB and DT systematically overestimated AERONET AOD as increased aerosol loading. DB trends underestimate aerosol under background conditions and overestimate with coarse and fine particle predominance. Additionally, both algorithms indicated poor accuracy under forest type with a large positive bias. VIIRS DB demonstrated the highest accuracy in the presence of aerosol loading in sites characterized by mixed land cover type. This was observed in both coarse and fine mode scenarios for grassland. VIIRS DT demonstrated satisfactory accuracy under background conditions and dominance of coarse particles within grassland land cover type. For mixed land cover, satisfactory accuracy was found under intermediate aerosol loading conditions. DB algorithm showed greater uncertainty associated with the coarse particle aerosol for the full period and all polluted scenarios. Overall, VIIRS DT accuracy was more sensitive to varying air pollution scenarios. •The VIIRS DB product outperforms the DT overall for different aerosol properties.•Both algorithms indicate poor accuracy in forest coverage.•VIIRS DT was more sensitive to variation air pollution scenarios.
AbstractList The present study carries out the systematic performance evaluation of aerosol optical depth (AOD) products retrieved using Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) Deep Blue (DB) and Dark Target (DT) onboard Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (S-NPP) satellite over the Amazon Basin. Characteristics and uncertainty were evaluated under distinct air pollution scenarios such as a clean background in the wet season, polluted conditions in the dry season with biomass burning emissions and peak burning season with higher fire activity. VIIRS retrievals were also analyzed under aerosol loading, particle size and surface vegetation coverage against the Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET) measurements at 9 sites in 2012–2022. VIIRS DB showed good accuracy, with 78% of AOD matchups falling within the expected error, 84% in the wet season, and 71% in the dry and burning seasons. In contrast, VIIRS DT indicated poor accuracy (64%) and trends overestimate the AOD in all air pollution scenarios. Both algorithms were sensitive to AERONET sites with high elevation and dark vegetated coverage characteristics. VIIRS DB and DT systematically overestimated AERONET AOD as increased aerosol loading. DB trends underestimate aerosol under background conditions and overestimate with coarse and fine particle predominance. Additionally, both algorithms indicated poor accuracy under forest type with a large positive bias. VIIRS DB demonstrated the highest accuracy in the presence of aerosol loading in sites characterized by mixed land cover type. This was observed in both coarse and fine mode scenarios for grassland. VIIRS DT demonstrated satisfactory accuracy under background conditions and dominance of coarse particles within grassland land cover type. For mixed land cover, satisfactory accuracy was found under intermediate aerosol loading conditions. DB algorithm showed greater uncertainty associated with the coarse particle aerosol for the full period and all polluted scenarios. Overall, VIIRS DT accuracy was more sensitive to varying air pollution scenarios. •The VIIRS DB product outperforms the DT overall for different aerosol properties.•Both algorithms indicate poor accuracy in forest coverage.•VIIRS DT was more sensitive to variation air pollution scenarios.
The present study carries out the systematic performance evaluation of aerosol optical depth (AOD) products retrieved using Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) Deep Blue (DB) and Dark Target (DT) onboard Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (S-NPP) satellite over the Amazon Basin. Characteristics and uncertainty were evaluated under distinct air pollution scenarios such as a clean background in the wet season, polluted conditions in the dry season with biomass burning emissions and peak burning season with higher fire activity. VIIRS retrievals were also analyzed under aerosol loading, particle size and surface vegetation coverage against the Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET) measurements at 9 sites in 2012–2022. VIIRS DB showed good accuracy, with 78% of AOD matchups falling within the expected error, 84% in the wet season, and 71% in the dry and burning seasons. In contrast, VIIRS DT indicated poor accuracy (64%) and trends overestimate the AOD in all air pollution scenarios. Both algorithms were sensitive to AERONET sites with high elevation and dark vegetated coverage characteristics. VIIRS DB and DT systematically overestimated AERONET AOD as increased aerosol loading. DB trends underestimate aerosol under background conditions and overestimate with coarse and fine particle predominance. Additionally, both algorithms indicated poor accuracy under forest type with a large positive bias. VIIRS DB demonstrated the highest accuracy in the presence of aerosol loading in sites characterized by mixed land cover type. This was observed in both coarse and fine mode scenarios for grassland. VIIRS DT demonstrated satisfactory accuracy under background conditions and dominance of coarse particles within grassland land cover type. For mixed land cover, satisfactory accuracy was found under intermediate aerosol loading conditions. DB algorithm showed greater uncertainty associated with the coarse particle aerosol for the full period and all polluted scenarios. Overall, VIIRS DT accuracy was more sensitive to varying air pollution scenarios.
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SubjectTerms AERONET
Aerosol optical depth (AOD)
aerosols
air pollution
algorithms
altitude
Amazon basin
basins
biomass
dry season
forest types
governmental programs and projects
grasslands
land cover
particle size
satellites
uncertainty
Uncertainty evaluation
VIIRS
wet season
Title Assessment and characteristics of S-NPP VIIRS Deep Blue and Dark Target aerosol properties under clean, polluted and fire scenarios over the Amazon
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