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<p>The Hyperspectral Infrared Atmospheric Sounder-II (HIRAS-II) onboard China’s FungYun (FY)-3F meteorological satellite was launched in August 2023. This study presents the first attempt to retrieve the global carbon monoxide (CO) column from HIRAS-II/FY-3F spectra based on a newly established full-physics algorithm. The CO global columns derived from the HIRAS-II/FY-3F satellite are compared to measurements from the Infrared Atmospheric Sounding Interferometer (IASI) onboard Europe’s MetopB satellite, as both satellites have the same spectral range with a similar overpass time. The correlation coefficient between the IASI/Metop-B and HIRAS-II/FY-3F CO retrievals is about 0.8. The HIRAS-II/FY-3F satellite can capture well the regions with high CO values, e.g., Africa, North America, and East Asia. The relative difference in the CO global column between HIRAS-II and IASI is 1.2±13.7(1σ)%, which is within their combined retrieval uncertainty. The CO plumes from the fire emissions in North America between 18 and 23 July 2024 were observed by the HIRAS-II/FY-3F satellite and consistent with the CAMS (Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service) model simulations. Our results show that the HIRAS-II/FY-3F spectra are of good enough quality to provide quantitative observations of global CO column remote sensing observations.</p>

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Global Carbon Monoxide Column Derived from HIRAS-II/FY-3F Satellite Observations

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    2025年6月10日

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  • Minqiang Zhou,
  • Yapeng Wang,
  • Charles Robert,
  • Xingying Zhang,
  • Lu Zhang,
  • Zhili Deng,
  • Chengli Qi,
  • Pucai Wang

摘要

The Hyperspectral Infrared Atmospheric Sounder-II (HIRAS-II) onboard China’s FungYun (FY)-3F meteorological satellite was launched in August 2023. This study presents the first attempt to retrieve the global carbon monoxide (CO) column from HIRAS-II/FY-3F spectra based on a newly established full-physics algorithm. The CO global columns derived from the HIRAS-II/FY-3F satellite are compared to measurements from the Infrared Atmospheric Sounding Interferometer (IASI) onboard Europe’s MetopB satellite, as both satellites have the same spectral range with a similar overpass time. The correlation coefficient between the IASI/Metop-B and HIRAS-II/FY-3F CO retrievals is about 0.8. The HIRAS-II/FY-3F satellite can capture well the regions with high CO values, e.g., Africa, North America, and East Asia. The relative difference in the CO global column between HIRAS-II and IASI is 1.2±13.7(1σ)%, which is within their combined retrieval uncertainty. The CO plumes from the fire emissions in North America between 18 and 23 July 2024 were observed by the HIRAS-II/FY-3F satellite and consistent with the CAMS (Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service) model simulations. Our results show that the HIRAS-II/FY-3F spectra are of good enough quality to provide quantitative observations of global CO column remote sensing observations.