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An Experiment of Near Real-time Preciptable Water Vapor Retrieval
Using Ground-based GPS Stations in South East Asia Yoshinori SHOJI
Meteorological Research Institute / JMA
Motivation Contribute severe weather forecast in SE Asia with temporally high resolution water vapor information under all weather from ground-based GPS network.
▲:Radio sonde site●:IGS GPS site(hourly)●:IGS GPS site(daily)
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● Nation wide permanent GPS observation network with more than 1,200 stations.
● Operated by Geographical Survey Institute.● Can be used as water vapor sensors.
GEONET- Dense GPS network in JAPAN -
JMA AWSAMeDas・:4-elements・:Rain gauge
Data assimilation experiment of GPS PWVusing JMA Meso 4D-Var
mm
9hour forecastw/o GPS
3 hour precipitation amount2004/6/30/06jst
9 hour forecastwith GPS
φij
= ρij
+ Nij
+ Tij
- jil
+ c×δi−δj
+ εi
Satellite j
Receiver i
: Distance between J and I
: ambiguity bias
: Tropospheric delay
: Ionospheric Delay
: Clock error
: Thermal noise, multi-path, antenna phase center variation
parameter estimation
L1 and L
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Basic concept of GPS meteorology
Observed phase of GPS radio wave
・GPS satellites transmit stable signal using cesium and/or rubidium atomic clock.・GPS receiver observes number of radio waves. ・Distance between GPS satellite and receiver can be analyzed by time variation of signal phase.・Signal delay caused by neutral atmosphere can also be estimated simultaneously.・Accumulated water vapor along GPS ray path can be calculated from atmospheric delay.
ZWDZHDZTD +=
Zenith Total Delay(ZTD) is a sum of Zenith Hydrostatic Delay and Zenith Wet Delay
∫∫=
= −
dzz
dzzgzg
PgmRkZHD
m
sfcmd
)(
)()(
10 16
ρ
ρ
ZHD is proportionate to surface pressure ∫
∫=
+−
=Π
×Π= −
dzTP
dzTP
T
Tk
mmkkR
PWVZWD
v
v
m
md
vv
2
312
5
1
,10
sfcm TT 72.02.70 +≈
PWV is proportional to ZWD. Coefficient can be estimated by using surface temperature.
Relation between the Atmospheric delay and water vapor
IGS productsGPS Satellite Orbit and Clocks
Data Latency
Ultra rapidRealtime
4 hours < 5cm
Rapid 17 hours < 5cm
Final < 5cm
AccuracyOrbit
AccuracyClock
Predicted half 〜10cm
〜 5ns(150cm)
Analyzed half
〜 0.2ns(6cm)0.1 ns(3cm)
〜13days < 0.1ns(< 3cm)
Key point of Near Real Time analysisis
to get accurate GPS satellite clock offset in NRT
Accuracy of GPS satellite clock in IGS Ultra-rapid orbit (IGU) is insufficient.
IGSInternational GNSS Serivice
・〜Jan. 1, 1994 part of International Association of Geodesy
・Mission provide high accuracy data and products for GNSS in support of Earth science research, multidisciplinary applications, and educations.
Feb. 2008 336 stations are active
Several IGS Tracking network sites use H-maser atomic clock.
“USUD” IGS station (1993〜)uses H-maser atomic clock
・for LEO tracking・operated by JPL・Only one GPS station using H-Maser atomic clock in Japan.
Clock offset of PG01-:IGU-:IGS
Clock offset of “USUD”-:Analyzed with JPL rapid orbit-:Linear extrapolation-:Analyzed with JPL final orbit
Differences of Satellite Clock offset(IGUーIGS)
Error of USUD clock offset-:Rapid orbit - Final orbit(JPL)-:Extrapolation - Final Orbit(JPL)
Clock offsets of “USUD” is much stable compared to those of GPS satellites
USUD
Horizon
How to correct GPS satellite clock under horizon ?
By forming data link using both GPS satellite and receivers
Improvement of PWV accuracy(MRI)
Red circle: using IGS final orbitGray Square with dashed line: using IGUBlack Solid Line: using IGU ( clock modified)Blue Triangle: Radio Sonde Red: Jul. 2007
Green: Jan. 2007
Expansion of analysis area (Japan → Global)using IGS’s Global GPS network
Green: hourly providing stationBlue: Daily providing stationRed: Used in satellite clock offset analysis
USUD
IGS station “ntus” and Radio Sonde station “48698” in Singapore
NTUS: Nanyang Technological University48698: Changi
30km
PWV time series at “NTUS”Jul. 27-28, 2007
●: using IGS final orbit and clock (IGS)××××: using IGS ultra rapid orbit and clock (IGU)ーーーー: using IGS ultra rapid orbit and modified clock(IGUm)□ : radio sonde (48698)
PWV time series at “NTUS”Jul. 22-31, 2007
●: using IGS final orbit and clock (IGS)××××: using IGS ultra rapid orbit and clock (IGU)ーーーー: using IGS ultra rapid orbit and modified clock(IGUm)□ : radio sonde (48698)
Radio-sonde vs GPSJul. 22-31, 2007
●: using final orbit and clock(JPF)×: using Ultra rapid orbit and clock (IGU)▲: using ultra rapid orbit and modified clock (IGUm)
Pairs
JPF -1.38 2.19 35-1.07 1.98 35
IGU -11.88 21.23 35
BIAS(mm)
R.M.S (mm)
IGUm
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SummarySummary
A Near Real-Time (NRT) analysis procedure of GPS stations in SE Asia is introduced.・The procedure uses “USUD” clock as a reference.・Retrieved GPS PWVs show comparable accuracy with those
obtained by using final orbits and clocks.→validations of other sites are needed.・Analysis of all GPS satellites’ clock offsets using global GPS
network allow us to analyze all GPS stations in near real-time.
→It can be applicable for ground-based GPS network for DA of global NWP model.
THANK YOU
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● Using GIPSY-OASIS II software package with ultra rapid orbit (IGU).● Clock correction by using “USUD” IGS station.● Retrieve PWV in every 10 minute within 2 hours after the observation for all 1,200 GPS
station in Japan.
Near Real-time GPS analysis in MRI
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Near Real-time GPS analysis in MRI● Using GIPSY-OASIS II software package with ultra rapid orbit (IGU).● Clock correction by using “USUD” IGS station.● Retrieve PWV in every 10 minute within 2 hours after the observation for all 1,200 GPS
station in Japan.
1) “USUD” clock offset is analyzed by PPP method with JPL rapid orbit, and then extrapolated 24 hours ahead.
2) Satellite clock offsets are analyzed by using “USUD” clock as a reference.
3) PPP is performed using corrected satellite clock as a reference
4) PWV RetrievalUsing ZTD and observed P
sfc, T
sfc .
Improvement of satellite clock offsets
IGU-JPL final orbit
MRI results-JPL final orbit
Our results show improvement in clock offset bias.Error variances near last edge of data also improved, error variances in first half became worse, though.In PPP analysis, average value of satellite clock offset is important.
Correction of clocks of all GPS satellites in view from Japan using GPS netowrk