AIRS/TOVS/TOMS反演的臭氧总量的对比分析  

A Comparison of Total Column Ozone Values Derived from AIRS,TOVS and TOMS

作　　者：潘亮[1,2] 牛生杰[1] 

机构地区：[1]南京信息工程大学,大气物理与大气环境重点实验室,江苏南京210044 [2]上海市浦东新区气象局

出　　处：《遥感学报》2008年第1期54-63,共10页NATIONAL REMOTE SENSING BULLETIN

基　　金：科技部社会公益研究专项(编号:2005DIB3J108);教育部高等学校博士点基金(编号:20050300002);南京信息工程大学气象灾害国家重点实验室培养建设点课题(编号:KLME05006)共同资助

摘　　要：本文利用2003—2005年的AIRS(Atmospheric Infrared Sounder),TOVS(The TIROS Operational Vertical Sounder)和TOMS(Total ozone mapping spectrometer)卫星资料反演的大气臭氧柱总量分析了全球范围内大气臭氧的分布和变化特征。北半球大气臭氧柱总量有明显的季节变化,在春季达到最大值约为322.25DU,秋季达到最小值约为277.83DU,变化幅度约为45DU,南半球季节变化不明显;大气臭氧柱总量有明显的纬度变化,低纬度地区臭氧柱总量较低,基本维持在250—270DU,高纬度地区臭氧柱总量较高,北半球中高纬地区平均约为294DU,南半球中高纬地区平均约为279DU。几种反演结果的对比分析表明,AIRS的全球(60°N—60°S)平均臭氧柱总量的值比TOVS和TOMS的值高大约3—5DU。其反演值在南极大陆和沙漠地区出现异常。与地基观测资料相比较,AIRS和TOMS反演值与地面站观测值之间具有一致的变化趋势,并存在较好的相关性。Distribution and characteristics of global total column ozone(60°N—60°S)data retrieved from the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder(AIRS),the TIROS Operational Vertical Sounder(TOVS) and Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer(TOMS) during 2003—2005 are investigated and compared in this study,showing that the total column ozone in North hemisphere has an evident seasonal variation with a maximum of 322.25DU in spring and a minimum of 277.83DU in autumn,decreasing by 45DU.Whereas it is unapparent in South hemisphere.The global total column ozone is latitude-dependent with about 250—270DU at lower latitude and 294/279DU at North hemisphere/South Hemisphere higher latitude.Comparison among three datasets indicates the global mean total column ozone retrieved from the AIRS is larger by 3—5DU than those from TOVS and TOMS,and significant abnormality appears in Antarctic continent and deserts.A comparison of satellite ozone data with ground-based data shows that TOMS retrieved value is lower than ground-based measurements.Further evidence depicts that AIRS/TOMS retrieved values have the moderately good agreement and relationship with the ground-based ozone data.

关 键 词：大气臭氧柱总量 卫星遥感 AIRS TOMS TOVS 

分 类 号：P412.2[天文地球—大气科学及气象学]