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Title: Assessing VIIRS Land Biophysical EDRs


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 Assessing VIIRS Land Biophysical EDRs 
  • Jeffrey L. Privette
  • Nov 4-6, 2003 

2
Team Members and Roles
  • Boston University
  • Ranga B. Myneni, Co-I and Boston Lead
  • Yuri Knyazikhin, Co-I
  • Crystal B. Schaaf, Co-I
  • University of Arizona
  • Alfredo R. Huete, Co-I and Arizona Lead
  • Derrick Lampkin, PhD Student
  • NASAS Goddard Space Flight Center
  • Jeffrey L. Privette, PI and NASA Lead
  • Mohan Nirala, UMBC Research Scientist

3
Primary EDR Interests
  • Vegetation Index
  • Observed Top-of-Atmosphere NDVI
  • Observed Top-of-Canopy EVI
  • Surface Albedo
  • Daily
  • Instantaneous Blue Sky
  • Two algorithms (multi-regression, BRDF magnitude
    inversion)
  • Land Surface Temperature
  • Dual Split Window

4
Primary EDR Interests
  • Vegetation Index
  • Observed Top-of-Atmosphere NDVI MODIS
    Nadir-Normalized TOC NDVI
  • Observed Top-of-Canopy EVI MODIS Normalized TOC
    EVI
  • Surface Albedo
  • Daily MODIS 16-day
  • Instantaneous Blue Sky MODIS Black and
    White Sky
  • Two algorithms (multi-regression, BRDF magnitude
    inversion)
  • MODIS main algorithm full BRDF inversion
  • Land Surface Temperature
  • Dual Split Window MODIS Day/Night and Single
    Split Window

5
Associated Interests
  • Geolocation IP
  • Accuracy impacts multi-observation algorithms
    ancillary data
  • 200 m, 3 sigma target not likely to be met
    (-NGST, July 2003)
  • Collaboration with Wolfe, Schaaf, Ranson,
    Loveland
  • Surface Reflectance IP
  • Insufficient performance for EVI (-NGST, August
    2003)
  • Collaboration with Lyapustin and Vermote
  • The Products Formerly Known As VVI2P
  • LAI and FPAR
  • Internal expertise

6
EDR as CDRAnalysis Methods
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7
Develop Proxy Data Transformations
Spectral - spatial transfer functions to
optimally relate MODIS and ASTER/ETM
characteristics to the VIIRS characteristics
Spectral Spatial Convolutions
A. Huete
8
Operational Generation of EDRs from Proxy-VIIRS
Data
9
Model-based Estimations of EDR Uncertainty
e( EDR ) fcn( e(algorithm model), e(
algorithm input ) ) Accuracy in the retrievals
can not exceed the summed accuracy of the data
and model
  • VIIRS Model uncertainty zero for VI, but
    non-zero for albedo and LST
  • Analysis performed following the MODIS LAI/FPAR
    algorithm (figures above)

R. Myneni
10
Deriving Further Biophysical Products (LAI, FPAR)
From VIIRS VI
MODIS LAI/FPAR main algorithmingests surface
reflectances
MODIS LAI/FPAR back-up algorithm ingests NDVI
Main algorithm
Back-up algorithm
  • Adapt algorithms to ingest proxy-VIIRS surface
    reflectances and NDVI, respectively
  • Characterize differences betweens the respective
    LAI and FPAR results
  • VIIRS albedo also can generated internally by the
    main algorithm

R. Myneni
11
Sensitivity of VIIRS NDVI to Vegetation Dynamics
Resulting from Climate Change
  • Identify areas significantly affected by climate
    change by determining the persistence index in
    an AVHRR NDVI time series (1981-2005) over
    northern latitudes
  • Characterize signals of change in these areas,
    using MODIS data (2000-2005) as a VIIRS data
    proxy
  • Estimate VIIRS VI sensitivity by evaluating the
    change signatures with their associated noise
    levels for different degrees of persistence index
  • persistence index determines where NDVI
    increased consistently, as opposed to NDVI
    trending

R. Myneni
12
VI - LST Coherence and Synergy
VIIRS
MODIS
Ts
Tsoil max
Tsoil
?T
TvegTsoil min
Ta
VI
VImax
VImin
VI
?T ? Ts - Ta
VI-Ts diagram (Nemani Running, 1989 1993
Nishida 2003)
(Moran 1994)
A. Huete
13
Resources Offered, Requested
  • Offer Radiometric Transformations and proxy data
    sets
  • Offer/Request Implementation of VIIRS prototypes
    in MODAPS Subsetting Stream
  • 26 200km x 200km Core Sites
  • 274 7km x 7km ORNL ASCII Sites
  • Request npp1 (GSFC) with MODIS feed

14
Contribution to Deliverables
  • Algorithm Analysis Reports
  • Lead on VI and LST, support of Albedo
  • Cal/Val Plan
  • Land-based field methods
  • Lessons learned from EOS, SAFARI 2000, etc.
  • Alignment with CEOS WGCV Land Product Validation
    (LPV) Subgroup
  • CEOS Core Sites
  • Standards, international cost-sharing
  • Operations Concept
  • Algorithm technology insertion to IDPS
  • Cal/val data processing needs (e.g., subsetting)
  • Periodic VIIRS diagnostic mode over some Core
    Sites
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