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178<br />

ICM-CSIC<br />

LOCEAN/SA/CETP<br />

IFREMER<br />

<strong>SM<strong>OS</strong></strong> <strong>L2</strong> <strong>OS</strong><br />

Algorithm Theoretical<br />

Baseline Document<br />

4.14.1.2. Mathematical description of algorithm<br />

Doc: SO-TN-ARG-GS-0007<br />

Issue: 3 Rev: 9<br />

Date: 25 January 2013<br />

Page: 178<br />

Mathematically equation 4.14.1 (including model error) can be written as follows:<br />

2 meas mod<br />

T 1<br />

meas mod<br />

prior T 1<br />

prior<br />

( T ( ,<br />

P )) C ( T T ( ,<br />

P )) ( P P ) C ( P P ) [4.14.2]<br />

Tb b j TB<br />

b b j j j Pj<br />

Where the Tb meas are the Nm observations performed at different incidence angles, T<br />

represents the transposition operation, and CTb is the variance/covariance matrix for Tb. The<br />

diagonals of this matrix are the quadratic sum of the radiometric sensitivity of Tb<br />

measurements and of the model error. In this first approach, off diagonal elements are<br />

neglected in the antenna frame.<br />

Pj are different parameters that should be retrieved, Pj prior are the a priori knowledge of the<br />

parameters (obtained from models or satellites, the auxiliary information), and CPj is the<br />

variance/covariance matrix of these parameters. The diagonal of the matrix are the<br />

uncertainties on the a priori parameters.<br />

Finally the above equation can be expressed as follows:<br />

2<br />

T 1<br />

( X mod) C ( X X mod)<br />

[4.14.3]<br />

X z<br />

Where CZ matrix is built by aligning along the main diagonal the matrixes CTb and CPj; the<br />

vector X has a Nm+Np length and consists on:<br />

1 2 Tb<br />

<br />

Tb<br />

.....<br />

<br />

Tb<br />

X <br />

P<br />

<br />

p<br />

<br />

.....<br />

<br />

p<br />

Nm 1 2 prior<br />

prior<br />

prior<br />

<br />

Np<br />

<br />

j<br />

j<br />

[4.14.4]<br />

Where Pprior is the a priori information of the parameter; X_mod has the same length as X and<br />

is defined as:

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