Chenlie Shi , Ninglian Wang , Yuwei Wu , Quan Zhang , Zhenxiang Fang
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Sensitivity analysis identified four SWAs (PR1984, VI1991, UL1994, and Enter2019) exhibited low sensitivity to emissivity and sensor equivalent noise, and thereby for subsequent validation. Evaluation using simulated data showed that the overall uncertainty of four SWAs was less than 0.2 K, with PR1984 exhibiting a slight cold Bias of −0.16 K compared to the other three SWAs. Validation using in-situ IST data indicated that the overall uncertainty for four SWAs was less than 1.7 K, with a Bias of approximately −1 K, and PR1984 showed larger Bias and RMSE. Intercomparisons among the four SWAs and cross-validation with MODIS IST also demonstrated that PR1984 had a cold Bias compared to the other three algorithms, while VI1991, UL1994, and Enter2019 showed similar accuracy. Considering that Enter2019 has stability and low sensitivity to surface emissivity, high IST retrieval accuracy, and is widely applied and well recognized as the official land surface temperature retrieval algorithm for the VIIRS sensor, this study recommends Enter2019 as the optimal IST retrieval algorithm for SDGSAT-1. 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Methodology and potential applications of ice/snow surface temperature over polar regions using SDGSAT-1 satellite
High spatial resolution Ice/snow Surface Temperature (IST) data provides prominent advantages for polar research, such as identification of sea ice lead, monitoring of surface melting on ice shelves and variations of polynyas. As the first satellite dedicated to sustainable development goals, SDGSAT-1 is equipped with 30 m thermal infrared bands, making it highly promising for monitoring fine scale process in polar regions. In this study, an optimal IST retrieval algorithm for SDGSAT-1 was selected from ten widely used Split-Window Algorithms (SWAs), with emphasis on two key criteria: low sensitivity to emissivity and high absolute retrieval accuracy. Sensitivity analysis identified four SWAs (PR1984, VI1991, UL1994, and Enter2019) exhibited low sensitivity to emissivity and sensor equivalent noise, and thereby for subsequent validation. Evaluation using simulated data showed that the overall uncertainty of four SWAs was less than 0.2 K, with PR1984 exhibiting a slight cold Bias of −0.16 K compared to the other three SWAs. Validation using in-situ IST data indicated that the overall uncertainty for four SWAs was less than 1.7 K, with a Bias of approximately −1 K, and PR1984 showed larger Bias and RMSE. Intercomparisons among the four SWAs and cross-validation with MODIS IST also demonstrated that PR1984 had a cold Bias compared to the other three algorithms, while VI1991, UL1994, and Enter2019 showed similar accuracy. Considering that Enter2019 has stability and low sensitivity to surface emissivity, high IST retrieval accuracy, and is widely applied and well recognized as the official land surface temperature retrieval algorithm for the VIIRS sensor, this study recommends Enter2019 as the optimal IST retrieval algorithm for SDGSAT-1. Additionally, three representative application cases—identification of sea ice leads, polynya monitoring, and extraction of geothermal springs, demonstrated the application capacity of SDGSAT-1 thermal infrared data in refined monitoring of polar ice/snow surface.
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Remote Sensing of Environment (RSE) serves the Earth observation community by disseminating results on the theory, science, applications, and technology that contribute to advancing the field of remote sensing. With a thoroughly interdisciplinary approach, RSE encompasses terrestrial, oceanic, and atmospheric sensing.
The journal emphasizes biophysical and quantitative approaches to remote sensing at local to global scales, covering a diverse range of applications and techniques.
RSE serves as a vital platform for the exchange of knowledge and advancements in the dynamic field of remote sensing.