Technical Note on GHGSat Validation

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Hauptverfasser: Maasakkers, Bram, Dogniaux, Matthieu, Barr, Andrew, Aben, Ilsen, Potts, Daniel, Barrio Guillo, Rocio, Sembhi, Harjnder, Mevi, Gabriele, Pinori, Sabrina, Albinet, Clement
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author Maasakkers, Bram
Dogniaux, Matthieu
Barr, Andrew
Aben, Ilsen
Potts, Daniel
Barrio Guillo, Rocio
Sembhi, Harjnder
Mevi, Gabriele
Pinori, Sabrina
Albinet, Clement
author_facet Maasakkers, Bram
Dogniaux, Matthieu
Barr, Andrew
Aben, Ilsen
Potts, Daniel
Barrio Guillo, Rocio
Sembhi, Harjnder
Mevi, Gabriele
Pinori, Sabrina
Albinet, Clement
contents <p>This technical note details the results of the preliminary data quality assessments (methane<br>CH4 emission rates and CH4 abundance maps) performed on a dataset of CH4 products<br>generated from the GHGSat constellation.<br>The aforementioned data quality assessments are performed in accordance with the<br>assessment guidelines, detailed in [RD-1, RD-2], that constitute the European Space<br>Agency (ESA) Earthnet Data Assessment Pilot (EDAP+) project’s Earth Observation (EO)<br>Mission Data Quality Assessment Framework. An important representation of the latter<br>framework, constructed by the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), is what is known as the<br>maturity matrix. It is a diagrammatic summary of the following:<br>• Documentation Review: the EDAP+ Atmospheric team reviews materials<br>provided by the data provider (documentation), some of which may not be publicly<br>available, or even the scientific community (e.g. published papers). The results are<br>detailed in Section 2 (covering the first column of the maturity matrix, see Table<br>2-1).<br>• Data Quality Assessments: SRON (Netherlands Institute for Space Research)<br>and University of Leicester performs data quality assessments (i.e. validation<br>assessments), independently of those performed by the data provider. The results<br>are detailed in Section 3 and Section 4 (covering the last column of the maturity<br>matrix, see Table 2-1 and Table 2-2).<br>The above data quality assessments are performed by the EDAP+ team using the<br>appropriate in-house and open-source ad-hoc scripts and tools.<br>It is important to note the purpose of the EDAP+ EO Mission Data Quality Assessment<br>Framework is to ensure that the delivered commercial mission data is fit for purpose and<br>that all decisions regarding the inclusion of the commercial mission as an ESA third party<br>mission can be made fairly and with confidence</p>
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spellingShingle Technical Note on GHGSat Validation
Maasakkers, Bram
Dogniaux, Matthieu
Barr, Andrew
Aben, Ilsen
Potts, Daniel
Barrio Guillo, Rocio
Sembhi, Harjnder
Mevi, Gabriele
Pinori, Sabrina
Albinet, Clement
EDAP+
atmospheric data
green house gases monitoring
methane monitoring
validation
GHGSat
remote sensing
satellite data
<p>This technical note details the results of the preliminary data quality assessments (methane<br>CH4 emission rates and CH4 abundance maps) performed on a dataset of CH4 products<br>generated from the GHGSat constellation.<br>The aforementioned data quality assessments are performed in accordance with the<br>assessment guidelines, detailed in [RD-1, RD-2], that constitute the European Space<br>Agency (ESA) Earthnet Data Assessment Pilot (EDAP+) project’s Earth Observation (EO)<br>Mission Data Quality Assessment Framework. An important representation of the latter<br>framework, constructed by the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), is what is known as the<br>maturity matrix. It is a diagrammatic summary of the following:<br>• Documentation Review: the EDAP+ Atmospheric team reviews materials<br>provided by the data provider (documentation), some of which may not be publicly<br>available, or even the scientific community (e.g. published papers). The results are<br>detailed in Section 2 (covering the first column of the maturity matrix, see Table<br>2-1).<br>• Data Quality Assessments: SRON (Netherlands Institute for Space Research)<br>and University of Leicester performs data quality assessments (i.e. validation<br>assessments), independently of those performed by the data provider. The results<br>are detailed in Section 3 and Section 4 (covering the last column of the maturity<br>matrix, see Table 2-1 and Table 2-2).<br>The above data quality assessments are performed by the EDAP+ team using the<br>appropriate in-house and open-source ad-hoc scripts and tools.<br>It is important to note the purpose of the EDAP+ EO Mission Data Quality Assessment<br>Framework is to ensure that the delivered commercial mission data is fit for purpose and<br>that all decisions regarding the inclusion of the commercial mission as an ESA third party<br>mission can be made fairly and with confidence</p>
title Technical Note on GHGSat Validation
topic EDAP+
atmospheric data
green house gases monitoring
methane monitoring
validation
GHGSat
remote sensing
satellite data
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15631190