Accuracy assessment of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer products for dust storms in semiarid environment
Dust storms are strongly and negatively associated with the annual cycle of rainfall and coincide with the west and southwesterly winds in west and south west of Iran. Accuracy assessment of particulate matter products of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer was studied in this research. Mode...
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| description | Dust storms are strongly and negatively associated with the annual
cycle of rainfall and coincide with the west and southwesterly winds in
west and south west of Iran. Accuracy assessment of particulate matter
products of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer was studied in
this research. Moderate resolution image spectroradiometer products
consist of aerosol optical thickness, its corresponding image red,
green and blue and moderate resolution image spectroradiometer/ terra
calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km, which shows the
environmental information at terrestrial, atmospheric and ocean
phenomenology. Daily aerosol optical thickness data retrieved from
moderate resolution image spectroradiometer from May 2009 to May 2010
were compared with the amount of particulate matter measured at ground
in Sanandaj, Iran, using non-linear correlation coefficient. Results
showed that the moderate resolution image spectroradiometer image /
terra calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km is able to detect
dust storms distribution and their blowing direction over study area
clearly. The air quality conditions obtained in with dust storm period
were unhealthy and correlation coefficients between moderate resolution
image spectroradiometer aerosol optical thickness and particulate
matter concentration in this period were higher than without dust storm
period. The moderate resolution image spectroradiometer aerosol optical
thickness values lower than 0.1 were acquired uncertainty level.
Comparison of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer images/ terra
calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km and image red, green and
blue showed that moderate resolution image spectroradiometer has
limitation in retrieval of aerosol optical thickness from the dust
storm with high concentration of particulate matter. This study reveals
that the algorithm which is applied to refine the aerosol optical
thickness is not able to recognize the amount of particulate matter in
low and very high concentrations sensitively. No study has previously
been conducted to investigate the accuracy of the moderate resolution
image spectroradiometer particulate matter products. |
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west and south west of Iran. Accuracy assessment of particulate matter
products of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer was studied in
this research. Moderate resolution image spectroradiometer products
consist of aerosol optical thickness, its corresponding image red,
green and blue and moderate resolution image spectroradiometer/ terra
calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km, which shows the
environmental information at terrestrial, atmospheric and ocean
phenomenology. Daily aerosol optical thickness data retrieved from
moderate resolution image spectroradiometer from May 2009 to May 2010
were compared with the amount of particulate matter measured at ground
in Sanandaj, Iran, using non-linear correlation coefficient. Results
showed that the moderate resolution image spectroradiometer image /
terra calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km is able to detect
dust storms distribution and their blowing direction over study area
clearly. The air quality conditions obtained in with dust storm period
were unhealthy and correlation coefficients between moderate resolution
image spectroradiometer aerosol optical thickness and particulate
matter concentration in this period were higher than without dust storm
period. The moderate resolution image spectroradiometer aerosol optical
thickness values lower than 0.1 were acquired uncertainty level.
Comparison of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer images/ terra
calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km and image red, green and
blue showed that moderate resolution image spectroradiometer has
limitation in retrieval of aerosol optical thickness from the dust
storm with high concentration of particulate matter. This study reveals
that the algorithm which is applied to refine the aerosol optical
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low and very high concentrations sensitively. No study has previously
been conducted to investigate the accuracy of the moderate resolution
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west and south west of Iran. Accuracy assessment of particulate matter
products of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer was studied in
this research. Moderate resolution image spectroradiometer products
consist of aerosol optical thickness, its corresponding image red,
green and blue and moderate resolution image spectroradiometer/ terra
calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km, which shows the
environmental information at terrestrial, atmospheric and ocean
phenomenology. Daily aerosol optical thickness data retrieved from
moderate resolution image spectroradiometer from May 2009 to May 2010
were compared with the amount of particulate matter measured at ground
in Sanandaj, Iran, using non-linear correlation coefficient. Results
showed that the moderate resolution image spectroradiometer image /
terra calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km is able to detect
dust storms distribution and their blowing direction over study area
clearly. The air quality conditions obtained in with dust storm period
were unhealthy and correlation coefficients between moderate resolution
image spectroradiometer aerosol optical thickness and particulate
matter concentration in this period were higher than without dust storm
period. The moderate resolution image spectroradiometer aerosol optical
thickness values lower than 0.1 were acquired uncertainty level.
Comparison of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer images/ terra
calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km and image red, green and
blue showed that moderate resolution image spectroradiometer has
limitation in retrieval of aerosol optical thickness from the dust
storm with high concentration of particulate matter. This study reveals
that the algorithm which is applied to refine the aerosol optical
thickness is not able to recognize the amount of particulate matter in
low and very high concentrations sensitively. No study has previously
been conducted to investigate the accuracy of the moderate resolution
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cycle of rainfall and coincide with the west and southwesterly winds in
west and south west of Iran. Accuracy assessment of particulate matter
products of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer was studied in
this research. Moderate resolution image spectroradiometer products
consist of aerosol optical thickness, its corresponding image red,
green and blue and moderate resolution image spectroradiometer/ terra
calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km, which shows the
environmental information at terrestrial, atmospheric and ocean
phenomenology. Daily aerosol optical thickness data retrieved from
moderate resolution image spectroradiometer from May 2009 to May 2010
were compared with the amount of particulate matter measured at ground
in Sanandaj, Iran, using non-linear correlation coefficient. Results
showed that the moderate resolution image spectroradiometer image /
terra calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km is able to detect
dust storms distribution and their blowing direction over study area
clearly. The air quality conditions obtained in with dust storm period
were unhealthy and correlation coefficients between moderate resolution
image spectroradiometer aerosol optical thickness and particulate
matter concentration in this period were higher than without dust storm
period. The moderate resolution image spectroradiometer aerosol optical
thickness values lower than 0.1 were acquired uncertainty level.
Comparison of moderate resolution image spectroradiometer images/ terra
calibrated radiances 5 minutes L1B swath 1 km and image red, green and
blue showed that moderate resolution image spectroradiometer has
limitation in retrieval of aerosol optical thickness from the dust
storm with high concentration of particulate matter. This study reveals
that the algorithm which is applied to refine the aerosol optical
thickness is not able to recognize the amount of particulate matter in
low and very high concentrations sensitively. No study has previously
been conducted to investigate the accuracy of the moderate resolution
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