Improving access to MODIS biophysical science products for NACP investigators

R. Wolfe, F. Gao, J. Morisette, G. Ederer, J. Pedelty
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Abstract

MOSIS 4 NACP is a NASA-funded project supporting the North American Carbon Program (NACP). The purpose of this Advancing Collaborative Connections for Earth-Sun System Science (ACCESS) project is to provide researchers with Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) biophysical data products that are custom tailored for use in NACP model studies. Standard MODIS biophysical products provide used to improve our understanding on the climate and ecosystem changes. However, direct uses of the MODIS biophysical parameters are constrained by retrieval quality and cloud contamination. Another challenge that NACP users face is acquiring MODIS data in formats and at spatial-temporal resolutions consistent with other data sets they use. We have been working closely with key NACP users to tailor the MODIS products to fit their needs. First, we provide new temporally smoothed and spatially continuous MODIS biophysical data sets. Second, we are distributing MODIS data at suitable spatial- temporal resolutions and in formats consistent with other data integration into model studies.
为NACP研究者改善MODIS生物物理科学产品的获取途径
MOSIS 4 NACP是美国宇航局资助的一个项目,支持北美碳计划(NACP)。这个推进地球-太阳系统科学合作连接(ACCESS)项目的目的是为研究人员提供中分辨率成像光谱仪(MODIS)生物物理数据产品,这些产品是为NACP模型研究量身定制的。标准MODIS生物物理产品提供用于提高我们对气候和生态系统变化的认识。然而,MODIS生物物理参数的直接使用受到检索质量和云污染的限制。NACP用户面临的另一个挑战是获取与他们使用的其他数据集格式和时空分辨率一致的MODIS数据。我们一直与NACP的主要用户密切合作,以定制MODIS产品以满足他们的需求。首先,我们提供了新的时间平滑和空间连续的MODIS生物物理数据集。其次,我们将MODIS数据以合适的时空分辨率和与其他数据整合到模型研究中的格式进行分发。
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