CDOP2 Project Plan - Main Document - H-SAF
CDOP2 Project Plan - Main Document - H-SAF
CDOP2 Project Plan - Main Document - H-SAF
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CDOP-2 <strong>Project</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />
(<strong>Main</strong>)<br />
Doc. No: <strong>SAF</strong>/H<strong>SAF</strong>/<strong>CDOP2</strong>/PP/1.0<br />
Issue: Version 1.0<br />
Date: 11/12/2012<br />
Page: 14/99<br />
Product group Product ID Product Acronym Product Name<br />
MTG Flexible Combined Imager<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H41 PR-OBS-4-FCI<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H42 PR-OBS-5-FCI<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H17 PR-OBS-1 ver2<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H18 PR-OBS-2 ver3<br />
Precipitation rate at ground by LEO/MW supported by GEO/IR (with<br />
flag for phase) and MTG Flexible Combined Imager<br />
Accumulated precipitation at ground by blended MW+IR and MTG<br />
Flexible Combined Imager<br />
Precipitation rate at ground by MW conical scanners (with indication<br />
of phase) ver. 2<br />
Precipitation rate at ground by MW cross-track scanners (with<br />
indication of phase) ver. 3<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H19 PR-OBS-7 Rainfall intensity from GMI Bayesian algorithm<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H20 PR-OBS-8 Rainfall intensity from GMI Neural Network algorithm<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H21 PR-OBS-9<br />
High frequency MW delineation of cloud areas with new development<br />
of hydrometeors<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H22 PR-OBS-10 Snowfall intensity<br />
Precipitation <strong>SAF</strong>H/H50 PR-OBS-11 Rainfall intensity from MTG Lightning Imager<br />
Soil moisture <strong>SAF</strong>H/H27 SM-ASS-3<br />
Soil Wetness Index in the roots region retrieved by surface wetness<br />
scatterometer assimilation method<br />
Snow <strong>SAF</strong>H/H34 SN-OBS-1G Snow detection (snow mask) by VIS/IR radiometry of SEVIRI<br />
Snow <strong>SAF</strong>H/H35 SN-OBS-1P<br />
Snow detection (snow mask) and effective snow cover by VIS/IR<br />
radiometry of AVHRR<br />
Snow <strong>SAF</strong>H/H43 SN-OBS-0G_FCI Snow detection (snow mask) by MTG Flexible Combined Imager<br />
340<br />
350<br />
Table 3 New products in development during CDOP-2<br />
Note for products H40, H41 and H42:<br />
Precipitation products H40, H41 and H42 will be developed in two version:<br />
Version “A” (H40A, H41A, H42A): products having the H-<strong>SAF</strong> area as spatial<br />
coverage;<br />
Version “B” (H40B, H41B, H42B): products whose spatial coverage wis the H-<strong>SAF</strong><br />
area extended to Africa and southern Atlantic.<br />
Note for products H31 and H32:<br />
The proposed snow products H31 Snow detection for flat land (Polar satellites) and H32<br />
Snow detection for flat land (Geostationary satellites) are LSA <strong>SAF</strong> products, which will be<br />
inserted into H-<strong>SAF</strong> product list during CDOP-2. Such products are in LSA <strong>SAF</strong> projection and,<br />
in particular, H31 is already operational and has users; it is noted that they address end user<br />
communities which do not interfere with the one interested in H10 and H11. The processing<br />
and distribution to users of these products will be taken care of by the LSA <strong>SAF</strong> , whilst H-<strong>SAF</strong><br />
will be in charge of their development and validation. Within H-<strong>SAF</strong> it is already planned to<br />
unite the polar satellite based effective snow cover and snow detection products to one<br />
product during CDOP-2.<br />
Note for product H11:<br />
The recent, unexpected failure of the AMSR-E instrument cannot allow to put into<br />
operations the product H11 SN-OBS-2, due to a formal incompatibility with the product<br />
characteristics documented for such product up to now. The substitution of the algorithm<br />
based on AMSR-E with the one based on SSM/I is considered as fully adequate and