IASI: a Review of Instrument Performance and Characterizations

IASI: a Review of Instrument Performance and Characterizations

IASI: a Review of Instrument Performance and Characterizations D. Siméonia, D. Blumsteinb, P. Astruca, C. Degrellea, B. Chetritea, B. Tournierd, G. Chalonb, T. Carlierb, G. Kayalc a ALCATEL SPACE -10 Bd du Midi BP99-06156 Cannes La Bocca Cedex - France, b CNES - 18 avenue Edouard Belin – 31401 Toulouse Cedex 9 – France c EUMETSAT – Am Kavalleriesant 31, D-64295 Darmstadt – Germany d NOVELTIS-Parc Tech du Canal – 2, av. de l’Europe – 31526 Ramonville St Agne Cedex-France Corporate Communications IASI Payload of the European Meteorological Polar-Orbit Satellites METOP Mains missions: weather predictions and climate studies. Program led by the French National Space Agency CNES in association with the European Meteorological Satellite Organization EUMETSAT. Prime Contractor: Thales Alenia Space Dimensions of sounder : 1.1x1.1x1.2 m3 Mass sounder < 200 Kg Stiffness > 55Hz during launch Power consumption < 200 Watt Reliability > 0.8 Availability > 97.5 % over 5 years 2 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space IASI Payload of the European Meteorological Polar-Orbit Satellites METOP Mains missions: weather predictions and climate studies. Program led by the French National Space Agency CNES in association with the European Meteorological Satellite Organization EUMETSAT. Prime Contractor: Thales Alenia Space Dimensions of sounder : 1.1x1.1x1.2 m3 Mass sounder < 200 Kg Stiffness > 55Hz during launch Power consumption < 200 Watt Reliability > 0.8 Availability > 97.5 % over 5 years Status : - EM delivered in Dec 2001 - PFM delivered in July 2003 - FM2 delivered in Dec 2004 - FM3 delivered in Jan 2005 - PFM refurb & delivered in Dec 2006 3 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Spectral and Radiometric Requirements Spectral range continuous from 650 cm-1 to 2760 cm-1 Spectral resolution 0.35 to 0.5 cm-1 Sampling 0.25 cm-1 (8461 samples) Spectral calibration : 10-6 (stability during calibration period) Spectral response knowledge 2-5 % (error < 0.1 K in modelled atmospheric spectra) Radiometric resolution NedT 280 0,8 R1 R2 R3 R4 R55 R66 R7 R88 R99 R100 3 270 0,7 260 0,6 250 0,5 240 0,4 NEDT K 230 0,3 Température Brillance (K) Température Brightness temp. (K) temp. Brightness 220 0,2 210 0,1 CO2 O3 H2O CO CO2 CO2 CH4 N2O 200 0 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 2200 2400 2600 2800 NombreWave number d'ondes (cm-1) (cm-1) Absolute radiometric calibration : 0.5 K 4 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Field Of View Requirements Step by step scanning Swath 30 earth views every 8 seconds cycle +/- 50 degrees wrt nadir position Ground swath = 2400 km Stop for measurement period (151 ms) Field motion compensation device Field Of View Conical: vertex angle = 3.3 ° 4 pixels (12 km on ground at nadir) 5 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Field Of View Requirements Step by step scanning Swath 30 earth views every 8 seconds cycle +/- 50 ° wrt nadir position Ground swath = 2400 km Stop for measurement period (151 ms) Field motion compensation device Field Of View Conical: vertex angle = 3.3 ° 4 pixels (12 km on ground at nadir) Calibration views looked at every 8 s Internal Reference Blackbody view Cold Space view NADIR and 2nd deep space views in External Calibration mode 6 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Michelson Interferometer Variant Beam splitter 5 mm thickness in ZnSe, compensating plate in the fixed arm High performance equipment Scanning mirror entrance pupil Fixed corner cube Entrance mirror of Cube corner driving afocal telescope mechanism Compensating ±1 cm stroke plate 423 ms period Mobile corner cube Exi t m i r r o r o f afocal telescope Separating plate Imaging telescope Hollow cube-corner Laser receiver reflectors in Silicon Laser collimator Carbide (170 g) Reference path difference Optical fiber clock LASER By courtesy of SAGEM source High stability wavelength reference LASER source Δλ/λ < 10-7 over 5 years (frequency emission locked on a molecular absorption line of an acetylene gas in 1.54 µm region.) 7 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Optimised for Performance in Orbit INTERFEROMETER ARMS PAIR UP TO OPTIMIZE FTS CONTRAST IN ORBIT Global ambient Orbital Model prediction including WFE difference between measurement on one arm component elementary WFE arms optimised by selection of CC and beamsplitter 157nm RMS 1.2µm PTV WFE contrast: 95% CUBE CORNER SHEAR GRAVITY RELEASE WITHIN 2 µm ACCURACY PREDICTION 8 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space On Board Processing Output data: Corrected Calibrated Spectrum + Image (1.5 Mb/s) Data compression factor : 40 LF Non Linearity, B1 interferograms B2 interferograms B3 interferograms Cold Space & Filtered Reduced Blackbody interferograms Spectra & Calibration Non Linearity Non Linearity Non Linearity Coefficients from Cold Correction & Spike Correction & Spike Correction & Spike detection detection detection Space and Blackbody Filtered Reduced Spectra (band 3) views Fast Fourier Fast Fourier Fast Fourier Ground Filtered Transform Transform Transform Calibration Reduced Spectra coefficients Initialization Radiometric Radiometric Radiometric & NL determination Calibration Calibration Calibration Algorithms include Band Merging Spectra quality index Coding computation for processing monitoring. DPS performs corrective action such as interruption of processing or non up-date of the calibration coefficients according to severity error. 9 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Radiometric Resolution The Challenges of the Radiometric Resolution Optical transmission Interferometer contrast Detector Response Cube Corner Shear 0,8 & WFE Interferometer arms Focal plane temperature NedT [°C] ; Temperature of scene : 280 K 0,7 Water ice absorption 0,6 max at 820 cm-1 0,5 0,4 0,3 0,2 0,1 0 645 845 1045 1245 1445 1645 1845 2045 2245 10 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Radiometric Calibration Radiometric calibration measured with OGSE Blackbody using Z306 paint Impact of Z306 Non Blackness on Radiometric Calibration measurements deduced from Equipment Characterization and Environmental Data 0,5 0,4 Ground Support Equipment Z306 Blackbody Non Blackness IASI Blackbody 0,3 Martin Black Non Blackness 0,2 0,1 0 -0,1 -0,2 Radiometric Calibration Error in NedT@280 K -0,3 -0,4 HBB 300 K HBB 294 K HBB 280 K HBB 260 K HBB 240 K HBB 220 K Wavenumber (m^-1) -0,5 645 1145 1645 2145 2645 11 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Radiometric Calibration Radiometric calibration measured with OGSE Blackbody using Z306 paint Impact of Z306 Non Blackness on Radiometric Calibration measurements deduced from Equipment Characterization and Environmental Data ± 100 mK Temperature Accuracy After Correction of Ground Support Blackbody Non Blackness 0,5 0,4 0,3 0,2 0,1 0 -0,1 HBB 300 K -0,2 HBB 294 K HBB 280 K -0,3 Radiometric Calibration Error in NedT@280 K HBB 260 K HBB 240 K -0,4 HBB 220 K -0,5 Wavenumber (m^-1) 645 1145 1645 2145 2645 12 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Radiometric Calibration Absolute calibration error almost insensitive to environmental variations such as input and output eclipse IASI blackbody protected by Design against solar illumination of input and output eclipse 13 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Radiometric Calibration Absolute calibration error almost insensitive to environmental variations such as input and output eclipse Dedicated testing on ground (Earth and Sun Entrance simulation) 14 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Radiometric Calibration Scan mirror reflectivity variation versus incidence angle almost totally corrected in the frame of the IASI Post Processing 0,5 BEFOREAFTER POST POST PROCESSING PROCESSING 0,4 HBB non blackness zone 0,3 0,3 Spectral band separation 0,2 0,1 00 --0,10,1 RadiometricRadiometric Calibration Calibration Error Error in in NedT@280 NedT@280 KK --0,20,2 --0,30,3 Stare 1 Stare 5 Stare 10 Stare 25 --0,40,4 Stare 25 Stare 10 Stare 5 Stare 1 WavenumberWavenumber (m^-1) (m^-1) --0,50,5 645645 11451145 16451645 2145 26452645 IASI + : the 2nd deep space views allows a flight monitoring of scan mirror reflectivity variations from BoL to EoL 15 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Radiometric Calibration Scan mirror reflectivity variation versus incidence angle almost totally corrected in the frame of the IASI Post Processing Thermally regulated 80-300 K Blackbody mounting on moving carriage Measurements of Scan Mirror Reflectivity Law versus Incidence Angle Validation of Scan Mirror Reflectivity correction 16 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Radiometric Calibration 50 mK Calibration Performance Repeatability : 3 IASI flight models (12 tested chains , 3 x 4 pixels) 0,5 0,4 0,3 PFM FM2 FM3 0,2 0,1 0 -0,1 -0,2 -0,3 Radiometric Calibration Error in NedT@280 K -0,4 Wavenumber (cm-1) -0,5 645 1145 1645 2145 2645 Radiometric Performance from DPS output without Post Processing 17 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Spectral Response Characterization ISRF influenced by Pixel Position in the FTS’s Field of Views 100% Outstanding matching 10% between ISRF model and 80% ISRF measurements 60% 0% Measurements at: 40% -10% Wavenumber (m^-1) 2656 2656,5 2657 -1 20% 2655.83 cm (Deuterium Fluoride LASER) 0% Wavenumber (cm-1) -1 -20% 944.2 cm (CO2 LASER) 2640 2645 2650 2655 2660 2665 18 All rights reserved © 2007, Thales Alenia Space Spectral Response Characterization ISRF Ghost due to harmonic jitter at 378 Hz 100% ISRF Ghost Work Plan 1,0% Ghost

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