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Zu-Tao Ou-Yang Center for Global Change and Earth Observation Michigan State University

Ocean Color: Spectral Visible Radiometry Color of the ocean contains latent information on the water qualitycdom, Turbidity and the abundance of the marine microflora phytoplankton

CPA -Color Producing Agent CPA of natural water: phytoplankton, CDOM, SM, and pure water Scatterers: water, algae, particles Non-scattering: CDOM

Phytoplankton Predominantly single-celled and microscopic 0.5 to 250μm organism Green plants chlorophyll pigments, photosynthesis Mostly confined to the surface illuminated layer Ubiquitous and abundant Control color of water detectable from space

CDOM Colored Dissolved Organic Matter Plant Decomposition Material, yellow substance Terrestrial and Aquatic Sources Strongly absorbs short wavelength light ranging from blue to ultraviolet Image Credit: Chris Halaxs

SM-Suspended Minerals Mineral Particulates drifting in the water From Sediments, inflows Made of inorganic materials

Ocean Color Remote Sensing Ocean-color remote sensing was conceived primarily as a method for producing synoptic inference of the co-extant concentrations from water color of : Phytoplankton Biomass Chlorophyll-a CHL as a quantifiable surrogate Inorganic Particulates minerals Suspended minerals SM as a quantifiable surrogate Dissolved organic carbon DOC CDOM colored dissolved organic matter as a quantifiable surrogate Ocean Color Remote Sensing of Lake Michigan on May 13, 2003 Pozdnyakov et al. 2005

Case 1 and case 2 water Case I waters are dominated by phytoplankton Case II waters have a significant portion of colored dissolved organic matter CDOM and suspended material After Janet Trout

Inherent Optical Properties IOP Attenuation Absorption Scatterance c= a + b = Photons After C. Mobley

AOP-Apparent Optical Properties AOP depends both on the medium the IOPs of the medium and on the geometric directional structure of the radiance distribution. Water Atmosphere Two optical processes, i.e., : absorption and scattering determine the fate of photons that penetrate into the ocean CPA concentration and light direction and strength determines the water-leaving radiance

Energy Transmittance per Wavelength to Water Surface With satellite bands

Retrieve algorithms The numerical process that converts water color radiometric measurements recorded by satellites into geophysical values of water quality CHL Top of Atmosphere DN SM CDOM

Analytical inverse modeling λ λ λ λ λ cdom sm chl w a a a a a + + + = λ λ λ λ λ cdom B sm B chl B w B B a b b b b b + + + = Ocean Color is determined by irradiance leaving the sea surface:

Assume you already know IOP of each CPA Forward modeling Concentrations and IOP of CPAs AOP of the water column Sub-surface irradiance/ref Inverse modeling Water leaving irradiance or reflectance Top of atmosphere irradiance/reflectance

Binding et al. 2012, MODIS-derived algal and mineral turbidity in Lake Erie Stations for filed sampling Algorithm: Invert modeling

Results of Binding et al 2012, the seasonal cycles of Chl. a and MSPMMineral suspended particulate matter

Empirical algorithms MERIS MODIS LANDSAT

Empirical algorithms C chl = f g R λ C a = 10 a 0 + a 1 R+ a 2 R 2 + a 3 R 3 + a 4 R 4 Where MODIS OC3M R= [ log 10 max[ R rs 443, R R 550 rs rs 489] ] a= [ 0.2424, 2.5828,1.7057, 0.3415, 0.8818]

In Situ validation with NOMAD dataset

Witter et al. 2009

Sampling plots Assessment results: correlations were between 0.65 and 0.73, however, the slope is biased Witter et al. 2009

Performance of ocean color algorithms: The absolute accuracy of Chl.aand SM retrieved from satellites signals is questioned The spatial and temporal patterns in Chl. a and SM concentrations derived from satellites are sometimes reliable due to good correlations between ground based measures and satellites-based measures Empirical algorithms works well for Case 1 water but problematic for Case 2 water Analytical inverse modeling potentially can give good results for Case 2 water, but difficulty to develop.

Thank you! Questions?