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Globalspectralobservationofocean waves from theCFOSAT
satellitemissionD.Hauserwith contributionsfrom
Withcontributionsfrom
Alraddawi D.,Aouf L.,Chapron B.,CollardF.,DalilaM.,Dalphinet A.,DufourC.,Gouillon F.,Grouazel A.,GuittonG.,Hermozo L.,HussonR.,Lachiver J-M,Lacrouts C.,Mironov A.,Nouguier F,OllivierA.,PerretB.,
PirasF.,RodriguezSuquet R.,Schippers P.,TisonC.,Tourain C.
ClimatchangeInitiative/Sea state,October 2019,Brest(France)
Outline
vIntroduction
vCFOSATobjectivesandmaincharacteristics
vWave parameters from SWIM
vFirstresults
üHs from nadir
üSpectralparameters from off-nadirobservations
vConclusion
1- Introduction
Itisrecognizedthatsea-stateisanessentialvariableforclimatesurveyandimpactstudies(asprovedbytheexistencethisCCIsea-stateprogram!!)
But,question:whatparameterscharacterizesea-state?- Hs alone- Hs+peak(mean)period(frequency)- Hs+peak(mean)period(frequency)+dominant(mean)direction- Wholedirectionalspectrumofoceanwaves- wave“trains”(partitions)andassociatedparameters
Allofthem!! Needs,forresearchand/ormonitoring:
ü coastalprocesses(directionanddirectionalspread,wavelength)
ü wave/current,orwave/iceinteractions(wavetrains,direction,directionalspread,wavelength,..)
ü extremeseas(detectionofmixedseacases,shapeofthedirectional spectruminfrequency/wavenumber)
ü validation/improvement/assimilationfornumericalmodels(evolutionoffrequency,directionalandfrequencyspreadfromyoungseatomaturecases,swellattenuation,wave/currentinteractions,..)
ü impactofclimatechange(changeinperiod/wavelengthanddirectionsinrelationwithstormtracksevolution)
Current observations
ü Insitudata:mainlyHs,sometimespeakperiod(orfrequency),rarely1Dspectra,extremelyrarely2Dinformation(usuallynotdirectlythespectra)
ü Satelliteobservations- Altimeter(HsandU)- 25yearsofobservations,global- SAR(2Dspectrum)– gooddataset(20years)butdifficultiesduetoazimuthcutoff,andnotalwaysglobal
- New :CFOSAT(China-FranceOceanographicSatellite):anewsatellitelaunchedon29thOctober2018
SWIMWave scatterometerKu-band
SCATWindscatterometerKu-band
OrbitSunsynchronousLocaltimeatdescending node
AM7:00Altitudeattheequator
519kmCycleduration
13days
TheCFOSATMission
CFOSAT:AChina/Francejointsatelliteoceanographicmission.
Jointmeasurementsofsurfacewindandwave
ü awindscatteromerer (SCAT)=>oceansurfacewindvector
ü awavescatteromer (SWIM)=>directionalspectrumofoceanwaves+windandHsfromnadir
2- CFOSAT
Funded andmanaged by3Agencies
PIship :D.Hauser(LATMOS/CNRS),LiuJianqiang (NSOAS)
polar,sun-synchronous,globalcoverage,13day
repeatcycles
SWIM SCAT
vA scientificmission:• Wavedynamics andevolution• Wind/waveinteractions,• Impactofwavesonair/seaexchanges,• Interactionofwaveswithcurrents,sea-ice• Contributiontowaveclimatestudy• Boundaryconditionsforcoastalstudies(andsecondaryobjectivesonsea-iceandcontinentalsurfaces)
vA demonstrationandpre-operationalmission:windandwavefieldanalysis,feedforecastsystems(assimilation),contributiontoglobaldatabases(CMEMS,..)
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SWIM
Wave scatterometer
vKu band real aperture radarvSequential illumination with 6 incidence
angles : Ø Beams 0°, 2°, 4°, 6°, 8°, 10°
vRotating antenna (all azimuth direction acquisition ): 5,6 rpm
vProducts :Ø Directional wave spectraØ Significant wave height and wind speedØ 𝝈𝟎mean profiles, 0 to 10º
MainSWIMvariablesintheoperationalproducts
vSignificant wave height and wind speed (along-track)- similar to altimeter mission
Ø2D wave spectra for wavelengths in the range [70-500] m- with 180°ambiguity in direction
vIn continuous wave cells (70 km x 90 km) on each side of the track
ØBackscattering coefficient (sigma0) profile
v Relativewaveenergyintheoriginalradialgeometryoftheinstrument
v Space-timeanalysisoflongswellsystemsfollowingtheirpropagationpathsafterrefocusingtotheirorigin
AlternativeSWIMproducts from theIfremerdatacenter(IWWOC)
Noiseduetoechoescorrelation(Dopplereffectalong-track)
NicematchbetweenWW3andmeasuresforbothpartitions
SlopespectraalongSWIMfootprintsat10° withcollocatedWW3model
Noiseduetoechoescorrelation(Dopplereffectalong-track)
NicematchbetweenWW3andmeasuresforbothpartitions
SlopespectraalongSWIMfootprintsat10° withcollocatedWW3model
exampleofradialdensityspectra(colorcodes)
alongtheSWIMsampling(here8° incidencebeam)
vNonspectraldata(Hs)from SWIMnadir(see alsotalkbyR.Husson)
vSpectralinformationfrom SWIMoff-nadirobservations
3- Firstresults (CAL-VALstudies)
NadirSWIM(Hs)
Excellentperformancesthankstoanew« retracking »altimeteralgorithm(“adaptive”)whichcompensatestherelativelylowrepetitionrateofthenadirsequences(5Hz)duetomulti-incidencegeometry
Hs_nadir versHs MFWAM
Hs_nadir_SWIM versusHsJasonHs_nadir_SWIM vers HsECMWF
mean biais 6 cm w.r.t std 34cm
Spectraldata(from offNadirSWIMobservations)Examplesof2Dwavespectra
inprogressbetternoiseelimination
2Dspectra,temporarymasked(±15° oneachsideofthesatellitetrack)inthedataproducts
(upgradeexpectedinafewmonths)
comparisontoMFWAMmodelcurrentproduct
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Buoy (black)MFWAMSWIM (10°, 8°, 6°)
omni-directionel
Buoy SWIM-10° MFWAM
Comparison tobuoy (here Brittany-Atlantic)
Assessment ofthemean spectrum shape
Mean 1Dslope spectra :SWIMcompared toWW3fordifferent wind speedclasses
Very goodagreementforwaves greater than70minwavelength
Preliminary assessments: Main parameters of the 1st partition(SWIM and MFWAM partitioned independently
limits: no cross-assignment of partitions, ±15° azimuth sector maskedon SWIM spectra)
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SWIM
MFWAM
Hs direction wavelength
IllustratedherewithSWIMbeam10° results
SWIMversusMFWAMparametersofpartitions
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wavelength=>wellretrievedexcepthere:partlyduetotothemask?parasitic
peaksinSWIMspectra?
direction=>wellretrievedexceptforwavespropagatinginthealongtrackdirection
(becauseofmaskonSWIMspectra)
waveheightÞ goodcorrelation
overestimationatHs<3m,underestimationatHs>3m
Wave evolution attheregional scale inafetchlimited case(North Mediterranean sea)
peak wavenumber versusfetch bycombiningSWIM(from 4to10° incidences),S1B,compared toJonswap law (andWW3)
4- ConclusionAlreadyagreatsuccessforCFOSAT(launchedonly1yearago)
v Veryinnovativemission,instrumentandproducts
v Wave(Hs)andwind(U)productsfromnadir:excellentquality,
v Spectraldatafromoff-nadir:verypromising(inversionmethodstillinprogressfornoisemitigation)
ü consistentshapeof1Dheightorslopespectra,2Dspectra(inspiteoftemporarymasking)
ü verypromisingforcasestudiesatregionalscale(fetch-limited,wavesincurrent,wavesunderseaice(notshown),wavesgeneratedbystorms,hurricanes,..
ü workinprogresstoimprovedetailedperformances(partitionparameters)-currentlyperturbedbythenonperfectcorrectionofspecklenoise(andmasking)
ü =>Dataaccess:alreadyavailableforscienceteam,accessenlargedthroughAVISO+startingthisfall(TBC)https://www.aviso.altimetry.fr/en/data/
NRTdeliverytooperationalcentersviaEumetcast (end2019-beginning2020)