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TROPOMI-SWIR: On ground calibration CONCLUDED
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calibrating …
Please do not power off or unplug your machine
On ground calibration completed
TROPOMI SWIR on ground calibration
All results by Paul Tol, Richard van Hees, Matthijs Krijger, support Ralph Snel & OCAL Science Support team (KNMI) & Industrial Team (aDSnl, CSL, VSL) Presented by Matthijs Krijger
TROPOMI SWIR requirements
For Lv2 SWIR retrievals (CO and CH4) the • Instrument Spectral Response Function (ISRF) is required at
high subpixel (0.02px) resolution • Radiometric offset (straylight) must be reduced to less than
0.1% signal
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Wavelength (2300-2390nm) [0.1nm/px]
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TROPOMI in 6.5m vacuum tank Centre Spatial Liege
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New OGSE - Black body (solidifying silver cell)
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Silver Cell Black Body – Absolute (Ir)Radiance
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Wavelength (2300-2390nm)
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Preliminary analysis: 0.1% stability
Wavelength calibration
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Black Body
Gas cell Lens
Vacuum window
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Wavelength calibration
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CO 10% Gas cell
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Uncertainty after validation 0.003 nm (0.03px)
SWIR custom-made tunable laser (VSL)
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High Power Needed: 2Watt
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Instrument Spectral Response Function
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Scan laser over both wavelength and angle
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0.002nm steps
ISRF: On-board laser diodes characterization
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5 Internal Laser Diodes with variable Peltier-cooler power, and hence variable wavelength This will allow in-flight ISRF monitoring at 0.002nm resolution
In flight
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Straylight: Why should you care
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Cloud
Cloud
Cloud-free
Flight direction
Straylight
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Laser under specific angle with specific wavelength, repeat for all
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Cloud Area of interest
New method: varying integration times
Laser 0.2ms (remember that high power)
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Laser 4ms
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Laser 100ms
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Laser 2sec
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Stray Light Laser combined (logarithmic)
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Straylight measured to 10e-6~10e-7 or .001% Now to implement correction algorithm…
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Summary
• Straylight at 0.001% measured (allows 2 orders of magnitude reduction)
• Wavelength 0.003 nm uncertainty • Instrument Spectral Response function
for every pixel at 0.002nm
• Laser Diodes in-flight monitoring at 0.002nm (for select few pixels)
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Thank you Your author Matthijs Krijger in action
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Measurements meet requirements! Analyses on-going
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Backup Slides
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Straylight Out of Band
In band signal
-7th order of Immersed grating
-6th order, reflection Facet -7th order
Several unexplained ghosts
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Commercial Expla laser
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Maximum signal per wavelength
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Maximum OOB straylight at 2190 nm: 0.35%.
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Integrated OOB signal per pixel
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OOB straylight around 0.1%, up to 0.35% at the end of the band Measured up to 10e-3 or .001
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On ground calibration plan
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Relative Irradiation sensitivity
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elevation
azim
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Sunrise angle
Seasonal angle
Rotating TROPOMI
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