SOLab product specification
From
Current document describes the format of the new product. Please also refer to the short summary of the CF convention prepared from the original source CF convention.
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Product design
Given:
lat, lon, time, 5 parameters: Q – water vapor, W – cloud liquid, V – wind speed, T – temperature, tau - atmospheric absorption at 10.65 GHz. This is for one swath, and we have 14 ascending and 14 descending swaths per day. Time is for a scan, pixels in scan are always 196, number of scans per swath is about 2000 and this varies from swath to swath.
Product ID
SOLAB_AMSRE_L2_NN
<VENDOR_ID>_<INSTRUMENT_ID>_<PRODUCT_LEVEL>_<ALGORITHM>
Filename
There are several patterns for filename convention. For example, all ASCAT files use next convention:
<INSTRUMENT_ID>_<PRODUCT_TYPE>_<PROCESSING_LEVEL>_<SPACECRAFT_ID>_ _<SENSING_START>_<SENSING_END>_<PROCESSING_MODE>_<DISPOSITION_MODE>_<PROCESSING_ TIME>
Therefore, filename format of the developing SOLab product may use the next convention
SOLAB_AMSRE_L2_NN_yyyymmdd_nnn_i_vv.nc
- yyyymmdd- year, month and day
- nnn - orbit number
- i - orbit node: A or D
- vv - version (v1, v2...)
NetCDF structure
Header
Attribute | Value |
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NC_GLOBAL.title | full product name |
NC_GLOBAL.title_short_name | product identifier |
NC_GLOBAL.institution | SOLAB/RSHU |
NC_GLOBAL.source | satellite AMSR-E |
NC_GLOBAL.history | N/A |
NC_GLOBAL.references | html page with product specification, should be on SOLab website |
NC_GLOBAL.comment | |
NC_GLOBAL.Conventions | CF-1.6 |
NC_GLOBAL.pixel_size_on_horizontal | 10km |
NC_GLOBAL.processing_level | L2 |
NC_GLOBAL.granule_name | variable |
NC_GLOBAL.start_date | variable |
NC_GLOBAL.start_time | variable |
NC_GLOBAL.stop_date | variable |
NC_GLOBAL.stop_time | variable |
NC_GLOBAL.creation_date | variable |
NC_GLOBAL.creation_time | variable |
Variables
Variable | Attributes |
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latitude |
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longitude |
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time |
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atmosphere_water_vapor_content |
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atmosphere_cloud_liquid_water_content |
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wind_speed |
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sea_surface_temperature |
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