Advanced Remote Sensing Requirements and Terminology in Environmental Monitoring
Explore the latest satellite data requirements and terminology for environmental monitoring, focusing on surface soil moisture measurement, three-level climate application approach, and on-site validation reports. Gain insights into maximizing the accuracy and stability of remote sensing data for improved climate understanding and forecasting.
- Remote Sensing
- Environmental Monitoring
- Surface Soil Moisture
- Climate Applications
- Validation Reports
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ECV Requirements Wolfgang Wagner
Proposal for Revised GCOS Table DEFINITION NAME: Surface soil moisture DEFINITION: Surface soil moisture refers to the water content in the topmost soil layer (usually taken to be 0-5 cm) MEASURMENT UNIT: m3/m3 (volumetric soil moisture) UNCERTAINTY METRIC: Unbiased root mean square error UNIT OF UNCERTAINTY METRIC: m3/m3 STABILITY METRIC: Maximum drift over reference period UNIT OF STABILITY METRIC: m3/m3 per reference period REQUIREMENTS UNCERTAINTY STABILITY HORIZONTAL RESOLUTION VERTICAL RESOLUTION (may by NA) TEMPORAL SAMPLING TIMELINESS? All field require explanatory notes Account for different climate applications by three levels approach?
Terminology for 3-Level Approach OSCAR: threshold breakthrough goal EUMETSAT H-SAF: threshold target - optimal On-line Validation Report for H111 Metop ASCAT DR2017 SSM time series 12.5 km sampling http://rs.geo.tuwien.ac.at/h-saf/H111/report.html
