Call for presentation ==> 2024 GSICS Annual Meeting for IR Sub-group Session on March 11 2024
LIkun Wang - NOAA Affliate
Dear GSICS Community:
Happy New Year! We hope that you all enjoyed a fantastic winter break. As you may already know, the 2024 GSICS Annual Meeting will be held in a hybrid mode via the web or in-person at the EUMETSAT HQ in Darmstadt, Germany from March 11-15 2024. Here the meeting the website,
https://www.eventsforce.net/eumetsat/frontend/reg/thome.csp?pageID=23636&eventID=59
As part of the GSICS Annual meeting, we also plan to hold a IR Subgroup meeting, currently scheduled on Wednesday March 13 2024 (Day 3). As you know, there are regular web meetings hosted bi-monthly, which are focused on technical discussion. For a annual meeting session, we are considering the following topics (but not limited to) that the GSICS community has general interests on,
Cal/Val status/results: focusing on the latest or future instruments (hyperspectral, narrow/broad-band instruments)
Inter-calibration for hyperspectral IR instruments (AIRS, CrIS, IASI, GIIRS, IRAS, etc … )
Inter-calibration for LEO and GEO broad- and narrow-band IR bands
Issues, products, new findings, and the way forward of LEO-GEO and GEO-GEO comparison
Updates on research topics
Collocation, spectral gap filling, SRF retrievals, and Budget and uncertainty analysis,
Inter-calibration method, Double difference through transfer instrument, RTM simulations, ground-based measurements etc.
- FCDR and re-processing efforts for IR observations
- Cutting -edging Topics and innovative ideas (such as Machine Learning and Lunar Calibration for IR)
If you are interested in presenting in any of the above topics or like to propose an additional topic that will bring the attention to the GSICS community, please email me at Likun...@noaa.gov.
Likun Wang
Dorothee Coppens
Hello Likun,
I propose a presentation on: “HIRAS and GIIRS data quality analysis using PC technics and comparisons to IASI”
from Shin Koyamatsu (JMA, currently visiting scientist at EUMETSAT)
Kind Regards,
Dorothee.
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Dear GSICS Community:
Happy New Year! We hope that you all enjoyed a fantastic winter break. As you may already know, the 2024 GSICS Annual Meeting will be held in a hybrid mode via the web or in-person at the EUMETSAT HQ in Darmstadt, Germany from March 11-15 2024. Here the meeting the website,
https://www.eventsforce.net/eumetsat/frontend/reg/thome.csp?pageID=23636&eventID=59
As part of the GSICS Annual meeting, we also plan to hold a IR Subgroup meeting, currently scheduled on Wednesday March 13 2024 (Day 3). As you know, there are regular web meetings hosted bi-monthly, which are focused on technical discussion. For a annual meeting session, we are considering the following topics (but not limited to) that the GSICS community has general interests on,
· Cal/Val
· status/results: focusing on the latest or future instruments (hyperspectral, narrow/broad-band instruments)
· Inter-calibration
· for hyperspectral IR instruments (AIRS, CrIS, IASI, GIIRS, IRAS, etc … )
· Inter-calibration
· for LEO and GEO broad- and narrow-band IR bands
o Issues,
o products, new findings, and the way forward of LEO-GEO and GEO-GEO comparison
· Updates
· on research topics
o Collocation,
o spectral gap filling, SRF retrievals, and Budget and uncertainty analysis,
o Inter-calibration
o method, Double difference through transfer instrument, RTM simulations, ground-based measurements etc.
- FCDR
- and re-processing efforts for IR observations
- Cutting -edging Topics and innovative ideas (such as Machine Learning and Lunar Calibration for
- IR)
If you are interested in presenting in any of the above topics or like to propose an additional topic that will bring the attention to the GSICS community, please email me at Likun...@noaa.gov.
Likun Wang
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I tried to register (using both Linux and Mac) but the Registration
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more?
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LIkun Wang - NOAA Affliate
HI Dear All:
Please check below on the final agenda on 2024 GSICS Annual
Meeting for IR Sub-group Session on March 11 2024. If there is any
change, please let me know as soon as possible.
Thanks,
LIkun~
| HIRAS and GIIRS data quality analysis using PC technics and comparisons to IASI |
| Shin Koyamatsu | ||
| 9:10 | GOES ABI IR midnight calibration variation detected with GEO-GEO Inter-calibration | Fangfang Yu |
| 9:30 | On-orbit characteristics monitoring and analysis of Fengyun-4 AGRI infrared channels | Xingwei He (remotely) |
| 9:50 | Assessment and Dynamic Correction of Spectral Calibration of FY-3D/HIRAS | Chengli Qi |
| 10:10 | 20 Minutes Coffee Break | |
| 10:30 | FY-4B GIIRS / Metop-IASI Inter-comparison | Pierre Dussarrat |
| 10:50 | CrIS calibration Status and Future Plan | David Tobin |
| 11:10 | Thermal radiance model for Moon and Mercury | Kay Wohlfarth (remotely?, check) |
| 11:30 | Checking the radiometric stability of CrIS with the Moon | Martin Burgdorf |
| 11:50 | Re-calibration results of KMA`s satellites | Euidong Hwang |
| 12:10 | Merging of SSU Observations with AIRS toward Extending Stratospheric Temperature Climate Data Records | Likun Wang |
| 12:30 | Improvements in the Current SNO method for Long-Term monitoring of CrIS Inter-sensor Radiometric Biases with ABI within the NOAA ICVS Framework | Xin JIn (remotely) |
| 12:50 | ||
| Lunch Time (1300-1400) | ||
| 14:00 | Review of Inter-calibration Algorithm issues | Tim Hewison |
| 14:20 | GEO-LEO IR regression method for AHI inter-calibration | TAKAHASHI Masaya |
| 14:40 | Interpolating between GEO images | Vincent Debaecker |
| 15:00 | Statistical analysis of the parallax errors and Regression Methods | Tim Hewison |
| 15:20 | Summary on Angle errors, parallax, and proposed resolutions | Likun Wang |
| 15:40 | 20 Minutes Coffee Break | |
| Group Discussion | ||
| 16:00 | Algorithms Improvements and the way forward | All |
| 16:30 | Chair Transition and Plan for next year | All |
| 17:00 | Meeting Ends |