Title: OMI and MODIS Aerosol Data in GIOVANNI
1OMI and MODIS Aerosol Data in GIOVANNI
Pawan Gupta1, Sundar A. Christopher1, Ana
Prados2 1UAHuntsville 2UMBC, JCET AMS Giovanni
Short Course January 11th, 2009
2Giovanni Air Quality Tools and Datasets
- Available Science Data Sets
- PM2.5 station data - Acquired at DataFed from EPA
AIRNow and then via WCS into Giovanni - MODIS TERRA and AQUA total and fine mode Aerosol
Optical Depth - MISR Aerosol Optical Depth
- CALIOP Aerosol Feature Mask curtain plots
- OMI UV Aerosol Index
- GOCART Model data AOD speciation (2x2.5 degree)
- Useful Tools for Air Quality Applications
- AOD/ PM2.5 scatter plots, correlation maps, time
series and difference plots - AOD and PM2.5 loops for examining long range
transport of aerosols
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4Southern California Wildfires
5Southern California Wildfires
25 October 2007
MODIS on Terra1030 am
MODIS on Aqua 130 pm
Aerosol Optical Depths at 0.55 µm (550 nm- red)
6Southern California Wildfires
25 October 2007
OMI UV Aerosol Index on Aura 138 pm
MODIS on Terra 1030 am
MODIS on Aqua, 130 pm
7Southern California Wildfires
23-27 October 2007
Multi-day means smear out some spatial
features, but allow for more complete coverage
for data-sparse mapping
OMI Tropospheric NO2
OMI UV Aerosol Index
8Southern California Wildfires
9Instance Landing Page for Gridded data
Description
Spatial Selection
Some instances have vertical or wavelength
selection
Parameter Selection
Temporal Selection
Visualization Selection
10Outputs Refine/Modify
Refine constraints and edit plot preferences
11Download data files and images here
12GIOVANNI data download page HDF, NetCDF, ASCII
and KMZs
13MODIS Aerosol Optical Depth
- Almost two daily observations - Terra and Aqua
- Sensitive to Boundary Layer Industrial, smoke
dust aerosols - Well validated over land
- Fine mode fraction
14Air Pollution over China MODIS AOD via Giovanni
July 4th August 4th, 2008
August 5th August 25th, 2008
Beijing Summer 2007
Beijing Summer 2008
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15OMI UV Aerosol Index
- Mostly sensitive to absorbing aerosols above the
planetary boundary layer (i.e transported smoke,
and dust plumes)
16GIOVANNI PM2.5 Gridded Data
PM2.5 data from EPA AirNow (acquired from DataFed
via WCS) provided in GIOVANNI framework as 1
degree gridded product, which makes easy to
compare with other satellite ground observation
PM2.5 Air Quality Index
Gridded GIOVANNI PM2.5 (µgm-3)
17July 31st, 2007
In Canada and the north-central US, MODIS and OMI
show thick aerosols plumes. CALIOP overpass has a
plume above the boundary layer
18CALIPSO Curtain Plots (A-Train)July 31, 2007
Smoke and Haze over the U.S
OMI contours over MODIS AOD. White lines indicate
CALIPSO overpass
Calipso provides vertical aerosol and cloud
information
19Calipso Curtain Plots July 31, 2007Industrial
Haze in Southeastern US
AIRNow PM2.5 map in background Yellow
Calipso aerosol flag Blue cloud flag
20Monitor-Satellite ComparisonsJune 15- July 15th,
2006
MODIS/PM2.5 correlation
MODIS/PM2.5 time series
Satellite data is a total column --- not
necessarily correlated with PM2.5 concentrations
21Summary
Giovanni currently provides several NASA earth
science products for visualization and
exploration of U.S air quality, including
aerosols from MODIS, OMI, and CALIPSO on the
A-Train constellation, and gridded EPA AIRNow
PM2.5 surface concentrations. Customized data
files, plots, and maps by date/range
geographical region. Easy download of KMZ data
files for 3D Visualization of US and Global Air
Quality.