Analysis of Long
Analysis of Long - - Term Fire Term Fire Dynamics and Impacts on the Dynamics and Impacts on the
Amazon Using Integrated Amazon Using Integrated Multi
Multi - - Source Fire Observations Source Fire Observations
Ivan Csiszar
Ivan Csiszar
11, Christopher Schmidt , Christopher Schmidt
22, Wilfrid , Wilfrid Schroeder
Schroeder
33, Elaine Prins , Elaine Prins
44, Alberto Setzer , Alberto Setzer
55, Karla , Karla Longo
Longo
55and Saulo Freitas and Saulo Freitas
55LBALBA--ECO Phase III ECO Phase III --LCLC-35 group-35 group
1
1NOAA/NESDIS Center for Satellite Research and Applications, Camps Springs, NOAA/NESDIS Center for Satellite Research and Applications, Camps Springs, MDMD
22CIMSS/Space Science Engineering Center, University of WisconsinCIMSS/Space Science Engineering Center, University of Wisconsin--Madison, WIMadison, WI
33Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center, College Park, MDEarth System Science Interdisciplinary Center, College Park, MD
44Consultant in environmental remote sensing applications, Grass Valley, CAConsultant in environmental remote sensing applications, Grass Valley, CA
5
5CPTEC/INPE, Brazil CPTEC/INPE, Brazil
ftp://lba.cptec.inpe.br/presentations/LBA-IV-conference-Nov2008-Manaus/Nov20,2008/Parallel_Sessions_D/AE_656-664/
Regional fire product validation and intercomparison
Online archival of GOES data for South America
(1995-present)
Fire product reprocessing
Communicate validation results to biomass emissions
model
Build emissions inventory for 10+ years of GOES data
LC LC - - 35: Major Tasks 35: Major Tasks
UMD-NASA-NOAA
U. Wisconsin
CPTEC CPTEC
Mass Mass of of the the tracer tracer emitted
emitted : :
α : aboveground biomass density (dry matter basis, kg m
-2)
β : combustion factor (%)
E
f: emission factor (g[η] / kg): gives the total amount of the tracer emitted in terms of the total biomass consumed
a
fire:burnt area
[ ]
[ ] veg
.
veg.
fveg.
fire, M
η= α β Ε
ηa
Source
Source Emission Emission Parameterization Parameterization for for biomass biomass burning
burning
Biomass burning emissions inventory Biomass burning emissions inventory
Regional scale
Regional scale – – daily basis daily basis
[ ]
[ ] veg
.
veg.
fveg.
fire, M
η= α β Ε
ηa
density of carbon data
land use data
near real time fire product
emission & combustion factors
mass estimation CO source emission (kg m-2day-1)
Brazilian Biomass Burning Emission model, daily resolution
Validation
Validation – – rates of omission and commission rates of omission and commission
162 ASTER Scenes:
2001 – 06 2002 – 66 2003 – 52 2004 – 29 2005 – 08
122 ETM+ Scenes:
2000 – 1 2001 – 49 2002 – 61 2003 – 12
Jan: 3 Feb: 3 Mar: 2 Apr: 5 May: 5 Jun: 7 Jul: 15 Aug: 47 Sep: 21 Oct: 13 Nov: 1 Dec: 1 Jan: 14
Feb: 5 Mar: 0 Apr: 0 May: 12 Jun: 8 Jul: 3 Aug: 65 Sep: 32 Oct: 19 Nov: 4
Dec: 0 Higher Resolution imagery used to
validate:
119 GOES 8 and 12 images
17,300 fire pixels analyzed 563 WF-ABBA fire detections
135 MODIS Terra images
7,300 fire pixels analyzed 1,640 MOD14 fire detections
ASTER data available free of cost through EOS Data Gateway (special NASA affiliated user account)
ETM+ data available free of cost through GLCF (57) and INPE (65)
ETM+ 10am
ASTER 10:30am
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45
0.00 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50 2.75 3.00
Radiance x 10-6 (Wm-3 str-1 )
Fire x 10-2 700ºC Sun x 10-6
6000ºC
ASTER Channel 3N
ASTER Channel 8
( m) ETM+
Channel 4
ETM+
Channel 7
Generating ETM+ Active Fire Masks Generating ETM+ Active Fire Masks
ASTER
ETM+
ASTER bands 3 and 8 and ETM+ bands 4 and 7
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Fire Clusters per MODIS pixel
Frequency (%)
ASTER ETM+
Phase II
Validation: impact of non Validation: impact of non - - simultaneous reference data simultaneous reference data
Same- Same - day ASTER (10:30) and Landsat day ASTER (10:30) and Landsat -7 (10:00) imagery - 7 (10:00) imagery
(Csiszar and Schroeder, submitted)
Same Same - - day ETM+ and ASTER day ETM+ and ASTER
Red:
ASTER
Blue:
TM+
Validation:
Validation:
impact of non impact of non - -
simultaneous simultaneous reference data reference data
MODIS detection rates
0.08
0.38
0.51
0.07
0.28 0.33
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1
20 40 60
Number of 30m fire pixels
Detection rate
ETM+
ASTER
GOES detection rates
0.01
0.20
0.44
0.66
0.01
0.19
0.40
0.70
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1
80 160 240 320
Number of 30m pixels
Detection rate
ETM+
ASTER
ETM+: temporally biased ASTER: simultaneous
Temporally unbiased
NASA
Detection rates as a function of the number of 30m pixels within the pixel footprint
Validation and product
Validation and product intercomparison intercomparison : : what we have learned so far
what we have learned so far
Hot spot counts and detection rates from Hot spot counts and detection rates from daily aggregated GOES detections are
daily aggregated GOES detections are comparable with those from lower
comparable with those from lower
frequency, higher resolution observations frequency, higher resolution observations
Many false detections are associated with Many false detections are associated with land clearing
land clearing
• • false alarm rates lower in the afternoon false alarm rates lower in the afternoon
• • scale scale -dependent - dependent – – different for MODIS and different for MODIS and
GOES GOES
Online GOES Data Archival and Reprocessing Online GOES Data Archival and Reprocessing
The GOES The GOES - - 8 data base for 1995 8 data base for 1995 – – 1999 has been retrieved from 1999 has been retrieved from archive tape and reprocessing has started at SSEC.
archive tape and reprocessing has started at SSEC.
•• 1995 and 1996 data are found to be noisy –1995 and 1996 data are found to be noisy – correction necessarycorrection necessary
•• NCEP model output data are used in reprocessing effortNCEP model output data are used in reprocessing effort
Version 6.5 of the GOES WF_ABBA code provides additional Version 6.5 of the GOES WF_ABBA code provides additional parameters and meta data:
parameters and meta data:
- -
opaque cloud productopaque cloud product-- Fire Fire RadiativeRadiative Power (FRP) product in addition to Dozier output of Power (FRP) product in addition to Dozier output of instantaneous estimates of fire size and temperature
instantaneous estimates of fire size and temperature
-- block-block-out zones due to solar reflectance, clouds, extreme view out zones due to solar reflectance, clouds, extreme view angles, biome type, etc.
angles, biome type, etc.
-- fire/meta data maskfire/meta data mask
-- revised ASCII fire product output: latitude, longitude, satellite view revised ASCII fire product output: latitude, longitude, satellite view angle, pixel size, 4 and 11 micron brightness temperatures, fire
angle, pixel size, 4 and 11 micron brightness temperatures, fire size size and temperature, FRP, biome type, fire confidence flag
and temperature, FRP, biome type, fire confidence flag
Application of GOES WF_ABBA (version 6.5) Application of GOES WF_ABBA (version 6.5)
Land/Water/Biome Mask Block-out
Zone
Opaque Cloud Mask
GOES 11 micron image
GOES visible image Fire Mask
GOES visible image
GOES 3.9 micron image
Fire Mask
(fire location/confidence, opaque clouds, land/water mask, other biome masks,
block-out zones, bad data indicator, processing region, etc.)
Three years Three years of GOES fire of GOES fire
data data
Data noisy in Data noisy in first two years first two years
Further Further
corrections are corrections are
necessary necessary
Noisy data Noisy data
Cloud Cloud
obscuration obscuration
Angular Angular
effects
effects
Twelve years of GOES fire data (2/1) Twelve years of GOES fire data (2/1)
Data noisy in Data noisy in first two years first two years
Further Further
corrections are corrections are
necessary necessary
Noisy data Noisy data
Cloud Cloud
obscuration obscuration
Angular Angular effects
effects
Note static background land cover mapTwelve years of GOES fire data (2/2) Twelve years of GOES fire data (2/2)
Data noisy in Data noisy in first two years first two years
Further Further
corrections are corrections are
necessary necessary
Noisy data Noisy data
Cloud Cloud
obscuration obscuration
Angular Angular effects
effects
Note static background land cover mapTime series of GOES detections Time series of GOES detections
Based on medium and high possibility fire pixels; no coverage correction
Time series of GOES detections Time series of GOES detections
Based on medium and high possibility fire pixels; no coverage correction
Time series of GOES detections Time series of GOES detections
Based on medium and high possibility fire pixels; no coverage correction
Correction for Omission Correction for Omission
Errors from Cloud Errors from Cloud
Obscuration Obscuration
•Simple approach:
probability of fire under cloud cover
=
probability of fire over cloud-free areas
•Correction based on cloud fraction
•Probabilistic estimation:
•Fire climatology
•Precipitation
•Diurnal fire cycle
-Cloud processing analysis 11% increment
- Simple rule approach: 33% / 40% increments for 40 /120km sampling areas Results for WF
Results for WF--ABBA 2005ABBA 2005
(Schroeder et al., 2008)
Basin wide increment in WF-ABBA fire detections (%)
Correction for Omission Errors from Cloud Obscuration
Correction for Omission Errors from Cloud Obscuration
Angular effects Angular effects
Time series of AVHRR fire counts (nine-day periodicity of view angles)
Number of MODIS fire pixels vs.
sample number within scanline number of fires
detected depends on the position of target area within swath
Different local times
Different seasons
Viewing angles Topography effects
(fixed over time)
Sun angle, glint (changes over time)
Geostationary imagery: geometrical considerations
Product integration Product integration
Terra MODIS
WF_ABBA
Aqua MODIS
Integrated
Yearly detections Integrated product:
correction for
cloud obscuration and
commission errors
Future plans Future plans
Complete reprocessing 2000 Complete reprocessing 2000 - - 2005 GOES 2005 GOES data with version 6.5
data with version 6.5
Generate fully corrected time series Generate fully corrected time series
Compare / Compare / intercalibrate intercalibrate GOES GOES - - only vs. only vs.
merged product for 2000
merged product for 2000 - - 2005 2005
Evaluate GOES area retrievals using 30m Evaluate GOES area retrievals using 30m data data
Derive statistics of instantaneous burning Derive statistics of instantaneous burning using 30m observations
using 30m observations
Generate emission time series Generate emission time series
Related activities Related activities
Extend GOES system to global Extend GOES system to global geostationary network
geostationary network
FRP validation FRP validation
Transition to GOES Transition to GOES - - R and VIIRS R and VIIRS
GOFC GOFC - - GOLD GOLD
Long Long - - term time series, geo network, transition term time series, geo network, transition
CGMS CGMS
Sensor characterization Sensor characterization
CEOS CEOS