Select calculation type and Output levels:
Spectral fluxes (irradiances)
(up and down) (W/m2 /um ) at a single wavelength
(um)
Spectral fluxes (w/m2 /um ) at multiple wavelengths from
um to
um at every
um.
Integrated fluxes (W/m2 ) from
to
um in Spectral resolution of
um.
Broadband shortwave (0.20-4.0um) fluxes (W/m2 ).
(Takes about 30 seconds)
Radiances
(W/m2 /um/Sr ) at wavelength
(um).
Radiances
(W/m2 /um/Sr ) at multiple wavelengths from
um to
um at every
um.
Radiance (w/m2 /um/Sr )
in band:
to
um
in Spectral Resolution of
um ;
OR
in satellite channel:
AVHRR1 NOAA8
AVHRR2 NOAA8
AVHRR1 NOAA9
AVHRR2 NOAA9
AVHRR1 NOAA10
AVHRR2 NOAA10
AVHRR1 NOAA11
AVHRR2 NOAA11
AVHRR1 NOAA18
AVHRR2 NOAA18
AVHRR3(solar)
FY2E-ch1
METEOSAT7-ch1
MISRch1_blue
MISRch2_green
MISRch3_red
MISRch4_NIR
modis1(645)
modis2(858)
modis3(469)
modis4(555)
modis5(1240)
modis6(1640)
modis7(2130)
GMS5-ch1
GOES8-ch1
GOES9-ch1
GOES10-ch1
GOES11-ch1
GOES12-ch1
GOES13-ch1
MTSAT-ch1
MSG-0.6
MSG-0.8
MSG-1.6
(Need few minutes)
?
Want to include the Water-leaving radiance output ?
yes
no
**See how the angles are defined here.
Output at:
TOA,
Surface,
km above surface,
and
(m) below surface;
OR All levels in atmosphere.
Solar Zenith Angle Calculation or Input
JulianDay:
GMT (hour):
Latitude (deg N):
Longitude (deg E):
Ignore time and location, at a directly inputed Solar Zenith Angle (deg):
At multiple Solar Zenith Angles (deg): from
to
in step of
*Note: Method 1 calculates Earth-Sun distance, Methods 2 and 3 use mean Earth-sun distance.
For thermal radiation (>4um), input Surface temperature :
Atmosphere
Select an atmospheric model
Tropical
Mid-Latitude Summer
Mid-Latitude Winter
Sub-Arctic Summer
Sub-Arctic Winter
US62 Standard
If checked,
use less atmospheric layers to save computation time
(
not recommended for UV and IR ).
If checked, input your
total integrated precipitable water (g/cm2 ):
If checked, input your
integrated ozone amount (atm-cm):
(1 atm-cm=1000 Dobson)
You can also change these trace gas amounts by a factor (1.0 for no change) of --> CO2 :
CH4 :
Select Mixed layer aerosol:
No Aerosol
MODTRAN Rural
MODTRAN Urban
MODTRAN Maritime
MODTRAN Tropospheric
OPAC continental clean
OPAC continental average
OPAC continental polluted
OPAC urban
OPAC desert
OPAC maritime clean
OPAC maritime polluted
OPAC maritime tropical
OPAC Arctic
OPAC Antarctic
& Stratospheric aerosol:
No aerosol
Background
Moderate volcanic
High volcanic
Extreme volcanic
Select a method to specify aerosol loading (To be ignored if "No aerosol" selected above):
by Visibility (km):
by AOT at 0.5um:
by AOT at 0.55um:
If checked,
input aerosol optical properties in the table below (not required to fill all elements, undefined numbers will be fit in by the selected model above):
If checked, upload
aerosol phase function file:
Select Cloud:
No Cloud
Water (spheric)
Ice (spheric)
Ice(nonspheric)
Bottom (km):
Top (km): ;
size RE (um):
LWP (g/m2 ):
or
OpticalDepth (0.6um):
(RE is effective size for nonspheric)
Ocean
Wind speed(m/s):
Depth (m):
Bottom albedo:
Chl (mg/m3 ): (Chlorophyll)
Particle scattering coefficient (m-1 ):
b p ( )=
b 0 (550/ )n x[Chl]k ;
Input
b 0 : , n :
and k :
Particle scattering phase function
Petzold clear ocean (bb/b=0.031)
Petzold coastal water(bb/b=0.013)
Petzold Average(bb/b=0.0183)
H-G with g=0.9 (bb/b=0.023)
Morel&Maritorena case 1 water
F ournier-F orand (input bb/b-> )
If use F-F func., input bb/b :
If checked, input absorption
a (m-1 ):
(Override the default parameterization)
If checked, input your
a 440DOM (m-1 ):
(DOM absorption coefficient at 440nm)
If checked, ignore surface roughness and assume Flat ocean surface.
* Note: Input Depth=0 will ignore the ocean and ocean inputs above (no water, same as atmosphere-land case).
. . . . Not clear on some input? Read "The Input" section Here .
For comments/questions contact
Zhonghai Jin ,
but to read this NOTE first may help you.