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I checked this issue, but found out there were five calibration results on March and May. So, this at least says the water vapor calibration module works.
id,cali_start_time,cali_stop_time,standard_instrument,standard_instrument_meas_time,wv_const,uncertainty_wv_const,nc_zip_file,polly_type 1,2020-03-23 04:00:00,2020-03-23 04:59:30,AERONET,2020-03-23 06:26:42,44.529595,0,2020_03_23_Mon_TROPOS_00_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS 2,2020-03-24 04:00:00,2020-03-24 04:59:30,AERONET,2020-03-24 06:23:04,30.965185,0,2020_03_24_Tue_TROPOS_00_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS 3,2020-03-25 04:00:00,2020-03-25 04:59:30,AERONET,2020-03-25 06:21:04,56.396246,0,2020_03_25_Wed_TROPOS_00_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS 4,2020-04-04 18:00:00,2020-04-04 18:59:30,AERONET,2020-04-04 16:30:59,36.943473,0,2020_04_04_Sat_TROPOS_18_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS 5,2020-04-05 18:00:00,2020-04-05 18:59:30,AERONET,2020-04-05 16:30:21,43.137646,0,2020_04_05_Sun_TROPOS_18_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS
Another issue is why there were so few calibration results. This is partly caused by my last change to the water vapor calibration module. I added a stricter mask for filtering daytime water vapor measurement, namely filtering out profiles between 50 min before sunrise and 50 min after sunset (compared with just after sunrise and before sunset for the previous version)
I did this change with the thinking of removing the influence of solar background on the calibration. At twilight, the signal at water vapor channel already starts to be covered up by solar background (see figure below, sunrise: 03:23 UTC, civil twilight: 02:42-03:23 UTC):
The large background will deteriorate the SNR and bring large uncertainty to the calibration results. That's why I found out some very deviated resuts for the previous version of algorithm.
However, after adopt this change, the calibration condition are harder to be met, taking into account there was another constraint of the maximun lag time between AERONET and PollyXT measurement of 2 hours. But anyhow, there always exists the trade-off between the stability of calibration results and the frequency of successful calibration periods.
At present version, I prefer choosing the stability. But it's easy to be switched back if you want more calibration results.
hey Zhenping,
thanks for the feedback.
So in case I want to change something I can modify "maxIWVTLag" to
change the two hour prerequisite?
But is there a setting where I can change the 50 minutes?
Am 12.05.2020 um 15:04 schrieb ZPYin:
I checked this issue, but found out there were five calibration
results on March and May. So, this at least says the water vapor
calibration module works.
id,cali_start_time,cali_stop_time,standard_instrument,standard_instrument_meas_time,wv_const,uncertainty_wv_const,nc_zip_file,polly_type
1,2020-03-23 04:00:00,2020-03-23 04:59:30,AERONET,2020-03-23
06:26:42,44.529595,0,2020_03_23_Mon_TROPOS_00_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS
2,2020-03-24 04:00:00,2020-03-24 04:59:30,AERONET,2020-03-24
06:23:04,30.965185,0,2020_03_24_Tue_TROPOS_00_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS
3,2020-03-25 04:00:00,2020-03-25 04:59:30,AERONET,2020-03-25
06:21:04,56.396246,0,2020_03_25_Wed_TROPOS_00_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS
4,2020-04-04 18:00:00,2020-04-04 18:59:30,AERONET,2020-04-04
16:30:59,36.943473,0,2020_04_04_Sat_TROPOS_18_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS
5,2020-04-05 18:00:00,2020-04-05 18:59:30,AERONET,2020-04-05
16:30:21,43.137646,0,2020_04_05_Sun_TROPOS_18_00_01.nc,PollyXT_TROPOS
Another issue is why there were so few calibration results.
This is partly caused by my last change to the water vapor
calibration module. I added a stricter mask for filtering
daytime water vapor measurement, namely filtering out profiles
between 50 min before sunrise and 50
min after sunset (compared with just after sunrise
and before sunset for the previous version)
https://github.com/PollyNET/Pollynet_Processing_Chain/blob/4d25962a2fa587376bdf3b13e278c60f9139ba2e/lib/polly_general_func_lib/pollyxt_wv_calibration.m#L102-L103
I did this change with the thinking of removing the influence
of solar background on the calibration. At twilight, the signal
at water vapor channel already starts to be covered up by solar
background (see figure below, sunrise: 03:23 UTC, civil
twilight: 02:42-03:23 UTC):
The large background will deteriorate the SNR and bring large
uncertainty to the calibration results. That's why I found out
some very deviated resuts for the previous version of algorithm.
However, after adopt this change, the calibration condition are
harder to be met, taking into account there was another
constraint of the maximun lag time between AERONET and PollyXT
measurement of 2 hours. But anyhow, there always exists the
trade-off between the stability of calibration results and the
frequency of successful calibration periods.
At present version, I prefer choosing the stability. But it's
easy to be switched back if you want more calibration results.
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Solved in PR #60
i realized, that for PollyXT TROPOS no watervapour calbration was performed since months even though Aeronet WV is availale. Is it easy to check, wether the connection to the aeronet website works or if an errror occured?