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NOAA NPOESS PREPARATION ACTIVITIES Gene Legg Office of Satellite Data Processing And Distribution Asia Pacific Satellite Data Exchange and Utilization Meeting, Montreal, Oct 10-12, 2007

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NOAA NPOESS PREPARATION ACTIVITIES. Gene Legg Office of Satellite Data Processing And Distribution Asia Pacific Satellite Data Exchange and Utilization Meeting, Montreal, Oct 10-12, 2007. NPOESS Data Exploitation. Tasks: Coordinate NPOESS data utilization activities across NOAA - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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NOAA NPOESS PREPARATION ACTIVITIES

Gene LeggOffice of Satellite Data Processing

And Distribution

Asia Pacific Satellite Data Exchange and Utilization Meeting,

Montreal, Oct 10-12, 2007

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NPOESS Data ExploitationNPOESS Data Exploitation

Tasks:• Coordinate NPOESS data utilization activities across NOAA

• Disseminate NPOESS Data Records (xDRs)

• Provide NPOESS xDR format conversion software

• Generate and disseminate repackaged xDRs (versions of the xDRs in alternative formats and views)

• Generate and disseminate NOAA-unique products (augmented environmental products constructed from NPOESS xDRs)

• Deliver NOAA-unique products to NOAA Long Term Archive (CLASS)

• Provide services to customers, including a Help Desk, NDE product training, support for product enhancement requests

http://projects.osd.noaa.gov/nde/

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Examples ofExamples ofNPP/NPOESS NOAA Unique ProductsNPP/NPOESS NOAA Unique Products

• Compressed radiance data from CrIS/ATMS (Spatial, Spectral and EOF data reductions)

• Sounder products for National Weather Service WFOs• Radiation budget parameters (e.g. OLR) from CrIS• Blended Snow Products from VIIRS, ATMS and CMIS and GOES• Blended Ozone products from CrIS and OMPS• Vegetation – deliver weekly or biweekly global map of green

vegetation fraction and leaf area index, drought index, vegetation health

• Hazard Geographic Information System (GIS) products – Smoke, Fire, Aerosols, Flash Flood, Precipitation

• Coastwatch Products of Ocean Color, Coral Bleaching and SST• Blended Ocean Products – Color and Altimeter, and/or Winds• Microwave-only products from ATMS (temperature, moisture, cloud

liquid water, precipitation, rainfall rates, surface emissivity, snow/ice)• Daily global, regional maps (gridded data) of all EDRs and SDRs for

the science community and for validation

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NOAA Satellite Operations FacilityNOAA Satellite Operations Facility(NSOF)(NSOF)

• Located at the Suitland Federal Center, Maryland

• Houses NPOESS’ Mission Management Center, IDPS, Cal/Val Processing System and the NOAA Environmental Satellite Processing Center (NOAA Central)

• Final transition/consolidation of ESPC ongoing (SAN)

• MMC Installed; IDPS installation ongoing (October/November)

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NPOESS Preparatory Project: IPO-NASA Risk NPOESS Preparatory Project: IPO-NASA Risk Reduction DemoReduction Demo

• NPP Spacecraft contract awarded to Ball Aerospace – May 2002

• Instrument Risk Reduction» Early delivery / instrument-level test / system-level integration and test

• VIIRS - Vis/IR Imager Radiometer Suite (IPO)• CrIS - Cross-track IR Sounder (IPO)• ATMS - Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder (NASA)• OMPS – Ozone Mapping and Profile Suite (IPO)

» Provides lessons learned and allows time for any required modifications before NPOESS first launch

• Ground System Risk Reduction» Early delivery and test of a subset of NPOESS-like

ground system elements» Early User Evaluation of NPOESS data products» Provides algorithms / instrument verification and opportunities for instrument

calibration / validation prior to first NPOESS launch» Allows for algorithm modification prior to first NPOESS launch

• Continuity of data for NASA’s EOS Terra/Aqua/Aura missions

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Sensor Update - VIIRS

• Ambient Testing in Progress – 80% Complete. Estimated Completion Date is Oct 28

• Power Anomalies Observed on S/C 28v bus, Investigation Ongoing

• Fix for Cross-Talk on VISNIR and SWMIR Implemented. Results Under Investigation (Look Promising)

• Performance Waiver Risk Assessment complete. No actions or concerns for:

» Band to Band Registration

» Half Angle Mirror Sync (scan velocity)

» Dynamic Range

• Optical cross-talk anomaly investigation continues

» IFA (Integrated Filter Assembly) modifications proposed

» Decision in November

• Stray light performance accepted for FU1, but trade study for FU2

• Structural Cyroradiator

» Decision to add Cold Stage Launch Lock Strain Gauges

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Sensor Update - CrIS

• FU1 delivery scheduled for May 2008

• Frame/Structure Fault to be mitigated by:

» Reduced test loads

» Improved shear panel (Steel vs AlBeMET – Aluminum/Beryllium composite) and shoulder bolt

» Strengthened frame design effort continues as a back-up

• OMA (Optic-Mechanical Assembly) completed all testing; ready for integration

• SSM (Scene Selection Module) delivery delayed until late Oct to fix RF connector anomaly

• PCE (Processing & Control Electronics) delivery now mid-Oct; replacement of shorted backplane connectors

• Team working to define acceptable EMI specification relief (waiver) and risk mitigation

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Sensor Update - ATMS

• 83GHz and 92GHz Gunn Diode replacement

» Pre-EDU performance is acceptable

• 57GHz Gunn Diode Replacement

» Hittite and doubler diode reliability a concern; Alternate designs/additional tests in review

• IF development issues:

» Due to new chip developments utilizing three cutting edge MMIC technologies -

» lnP HEMT, GaAs SVD, and GaAs HEMT may not meet design requirements

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Sensor Update - OMPS

• Received Limb Profile re-manifest authority to proceed

• Completed stray light testing on Nadir Profiler; initial tests indicate the NP bandwidth exceeds the 1.0 nm requirement at 1.1-1.2 nm; No impact to performance

• Nadir Diffuser Reflectance Degradation

» Root cause – outgassing from epoxy tape on Stray Light (SL) baffles

» Remove, bake-out and reinstall SL baffles (complete)

» Clean Nadir Diffusers (complete)

• Nadir Profiler completed calibration tests

• The brass board main Electronics Box (MEB) was integrated to the Limb sensor

» Completed risk reduction EMI/EMC testing

» Limb vibration tests completed successfully

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ATMS Integrated on NPP SpacecraftATMS Integrated on NPP Spacecraft

NPP – ATMS integrated onto NPP SpacecraftNPP – ATMS integrated onto NPP Spacecraft

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CrIS and VIIRS EDU Integrated on NPP CrIS and VIIRS EDU Integrated on NPP SpacecraftSpacecraft

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• NPOESS Program achieved Nunn-McCurdy recertification in August 2006

• Missions and sensor compliment scaled back

• NPP launch is now Sept 2009; C1 is Jan 2013

• IDPS Build 1.5 completed July 2007

• IDPS hardware installation at NOAA in progress

Current NPP/NPOESS Program Status

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Comparison to Pre-Nunn-Comparison to Pre-Nunn-McCurdy BaselineMcCurdy Baseline

Subject Pre-Nunn McCurdy RestructureEDRs 55 C1: 26 (9 additional EDRs supported by GFE sensors)

C2: 22 (10 additional EDRs supported by GFE sensors)

C3: 26 (12 additional EDRs supported by GFE sensors)

C4: 22 (10 additional EDRs supported by GFE sensors)

(Demanifested sensors support 21 EDRs, some of which replace EDRs from manifested sensors.)

Latency NPP: 120 minNPOESS: 28 min.

NPP: 140 minNPOESS: 28 min.

Number of Satellites 2 EMD SatellitesNPP

2 EMD SatellitesNPP

Production Options 4 Production Satellites 2 Production Satellites

Launch Availability DatesNPP 31-Oct-06 30-Sep-09

C1 30-Nov-09 31-Jan-13C2 30-Jun-11 31-Dec-15

C3 / Production Unit 1 30-Jun-13 31-Jan-18C4 / Production Unit 2 30-Nov-15 31-Jan-20

Launch ConfigurationsNPP 2230 1330

C1 2130 1330C2 1330 1730C3 1730 1330C4 2130 1730

Dual Launch Capability Compatible with Atlas and Delta launch Vehicles Compatible with Atlas and Delta launch Vehicles

All Orbit Capability Capable CapableBackup Provision Capable DeletedStorage Provision Included To be proposed for Production Options

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Comparison to Pre-Nunn-Comparison to Pre-Nunn-McCurdy BaselineMcCurdy Baseline

Subject Pre-Nunn McCurdy RestructurePayload Manifests Production

C3 / Production Unit 1 VIIRSCMISCrISATMSTSISALTSESS/AuroraADCSSARR/SARP (GFE)Survivability Sensor(Pre-Nunn-McCurdy C3 was in the 1730 orbit.)

VIIRSMicrowave Imager Sounder (MIS) CrISATMS OMPS (Without Limb)ADCS-3 (GFE)SARR/SARP (GFE)SEM (GFE)

(Post-Nunn-McCurdy PU1 is in the 1330 orbit.) C4 / Production Unit 2 VIIRS

CMISSESSSARR/SARP (GFE)Survivability Sensor(Pre-Nunn-McCurdy C4 was in the 2130 orbit.)

VIIRSMicrowave Imager/Sounder (GFE)ADCS-3 (GFE)SARR/SARP (GFE)

(Post-Nunn-McCurdy PU2 is in the 1730 orbit.)

P3I Sensors P3I supported on all satelites. P3I supported on C2, PU1, PU2Accommodation of Sensors Not applicable other than through P3I. Capable of remanifesting following sensors on C2:

CrIS ATMS TSIS Full SESS Survivability Sensor ALT

VIIRS Alternative Source Not applicable VIIRS Alternate source is included in the baseline and planned through its PDR.

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Comparison to Pre-Nunn-Comparison to Pre-Nunn-McCurdy BaselineMcCurdy Baseline

Subject Pre-Nunn McCurdy RestructureGround Architecture

Centrals NESDIS, AFWA, FNMOC, NAVO NESDIS, AFWA, FNMOC, NAVOMMCs Suitland, SMMC Suitland, AMMC (at Ground ISF in Aurora)

Safety Net 15 Sites 15 SitesFTS Algorithms, Software, Reference Field Terminal,

DemoReference Field Terminal and Demo eliminated.

End of Contract EMD contract ends at 10 years after C1 launch availability: 11/30/19

EMD contract ends at the declaration of IOC ~ Sep 2016..

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NPP EDR-to-Sensor Mapping

VIIRS(22)

AEROSOL OPTICAL THICKNESS

AEROSOL PARTICLE SIZE

CrIS/ATMS(3)

OMPS(1)

O3 Total Column (also CrIS)

O3 Profile (OMPS Only)

24 May 2005DOC, NOAA, NESDIS,

Integrated Program OfficeD. Pierce, M. Haas, S. Mango,

J. Schaeffer, J. WhitcombNorthrop Grumman

L. Wait

PRESSURE (SURFACE/PROFILE)

ATM VERT MOIST PROFILE

ATM VERT TEMP PROFILE

KEY BOLD CAPS = LRD Environmental Data Records* = not yet on contract

Underlined = NPP EDRs (25)

Climate

Ocean

Atmosphere

Space Environment

Land

MISSION AREAS

(25 EDRs, 4 Sensors)

= NPOESS Key Performance Parameters

** = Includes AURORA*** = Deletion pending approval ECP-6RP

Ice Surface Temperature

SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE

IMAGERY

SNOW COVER/DEPTH

Sea Ice Characterization

Net Heat Flux

CLOUD EFFECTIVE PART SIZE

CLOUD OPTICAL THICKNESS

CLOUD TOP HEIGHT

CLOUD TOP PRESSURE

CLOUD TOP TEMPERATURE

Ocean Color/ChlorophyllSUSPENDED MATTER

VEGETATIVE INDEX

LAND SURFACE TEMP

SURFACE TYPE

CLOUD COVER/LAYERS

ALBEDO (SURFACE)

CLOUD BASE HEIGHT

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NPP EDR-to-Sensor MappingNPP EDR-to-Sensor Mapping

Surface Type

Suspended Matter

Vegetative Index

Snow Cover/Depth

Cloud Top PressureCloud Top Temperature

Ocean Color/Chlorophyll

Ozone – Total Column Profile

Ice Surface Temperature

Land Surface TempNet Heat Flux

Imagery

Albedo (Surface)

Cloud Cover/LayersCloud Effective Part Size

Cloud Optical Thickness

Cloud Top Height

Atm Vert Moist ProfileAtm Vert Temp Profile

Sea Surface Temperature

Cloud Base Height

VIIRS (24)CMIS (19)

CrIS/ATMS (3)

SES (13)OMPS (1)

GPSOS (2)

TSIS (1)ERBS (5)

ALT (3)APS (4)

LEGEND

- NPOESS Key Performance Parameters

Precipitable Water

Aerosol Optical ThicknessAerosol Particle Size

Pressure (Surface/Profile)Sea Ice Characterization

Active Fires (Application product)

NPP EDRs (27) in black font