Source code for polar2grid.readers.mirs

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"""The MiRS frontend extracts data from files created by the Community
Satellite Processing Package (CSPP) direct broadcast version of the
NOAA/STAR Microwave integrated Retrieval System (MiRS). The software
supports the creation of atmospheric and surface parameters from
ATMS, AMSU-A, and MHS microwave sensor data. For more information
on this product, please visit the CSPP LEO website:
`https://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/cspp/`.

When executed on  Advanced Technology Microwave Sounder (ATMS)
MiRS product files, a limb correction algorithm is applied for
brightness temperatures reprojections for each of the 22 spectral bands.
The correction software was provided by Kexin Zhang of NOAA STAR, and
is applied as part of the MIRS ATMS Polar2Grid execution.

This reader's default resampling algorithm is ``ewa`` for Elliptical Weighted
Averaging resampling. The ``--weight-delta-max`` option is set to 100 and the
``--weight-distance-max`` option is set to 1.

The ACSPO output product format is NetCDF4. The frontend can be
specified with the `polar2grid.sh` command using the `mirs`
frontend name.The frontend offers the following products:

    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | Product Name       | Description                                        |
    +====================+====================================================+
    | rain_rate          | Rain Rate                                          |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | sea_ice            | Sea Ice in percent                                 |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | snow_cover         | Snow Cover                                         |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | tpw                | Total Precipitable Water                           |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | swe                | Snow Water Equivalence                             |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | clw                | Cloud Liquid Water                                 |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | sfr                | Snow Fall Rate                                     |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | surface_type       | Surface Type                                       |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | tskin              | Skin Temperature                                   |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+
    | btemp_X            | Brightness Temperature for channel X (see below)   |
    +--------------------+----------------------------------------------------+

For specific brightness temperature band products, use the ``btemp_X`` option,
where ``X`` is a combination of the microwave frequency (integer) and
polarization of the channel. If there is more than one channel at that
frequency and polarization a "count" number is added to the end. To create
output files of all available bands, use the ``--bt-channels`` option.

As an example, the ATMS band options are:

.. list-table:: ATMS Brightness Temperature Channels
    :header-rows: 1

    * - **Band Number**
      - **Frequency (GHz)**
      - **Polarization**
      - **Polar2Grid Dataset Name**
    * - 1
      - 23.79
      - V
      - btemp_23v
    * - 2
      - 31.40
      - V
      - btemp_31v
    * - 3
      - 50.30
      - H
      - btemp_50h
    * - 4
      - 51.76
      - H
      - btemp_51h
    * - 5
      - 52.80
      - H
      - btemp_52h
    * - 6
      - 53.59±0.115
      - H
      - btemp_53h
    * - 7
      - 54.40
      - H
      - btemp_54h1
    * - 8
      - 54.94
      - H
      - btemp_54h2
    * - 9
      - 55.50
      - H
      - btemp_55h
    * - 10
      - 57.29
      - H
      - btemp_57h1
    * - 11
      - 57.29±2.17
      - H
      - btemp_57h2
    * - 12
      - 57.29±0.3222±0.048
      - H
      - btemp_57h3
    * - 13
      - 57.29±0.3222±0.022
      - H
      - btemp_57h4
    * - 14
      - 57.29±0.3222±0.010
      - H
      - btemp_57h5
    * - 15
      - 57.29±0.3222±0.0045
      - H
      - btemp_57h6
    * - 16
      - 88.20
      - V
      - btemp_88v
    * - 17
      - 165.50
      - H
      - btemp_165h
    * - 18
      - 183.31±7.0
      - H
      - btemp_183h1
    * - 19
      - 183.31±4.5
      - H
      - btemp_183h2
    * - 20
      - 183.31±3.0
      - H
      - btemp_183h3
    * - 21
      - 183.31±1.8
      - H
      - btemp_183h4
    * - 22
      - 183.31±1.0
      - H
      - btemp_183h5

"""

from __future__ import annotations

from argparse import ArgumentParser, _ArgumentGroup
from typing import Optional, Union

from satpy import DataID, Scene

from polar2grid.core.script_utils import ExtendConstAction

from ._base import ReaderProxyBase

PRECIP_PRODUCTS = [
    "rain_rate",
    "tpw",
    "clw",
]
SNOW_PRODUCTS = [
    "snow_cover",
    "swe",
    "sfr",
]
SEAICE_PRODUCTS = [
    "sea_ice",
]

PRODUCT_ALIASES = {}
PRODUCT_ALIASES["rain_rate"] = "RR"
PRODUCT_ALIASES["tpw"] = "TPW"
PRODUCT_ALIASES["clw"] = "CLW"

PRODUCT_ALIASES["snow_cover"] = "Snow"
PRODUCT_ALIASES["swe"] = "SWE"
PRODUCT_ALIASES["sfr"] = "SFR"

PRODUCT_ALIASES["sea_ice"] = "SIce"

PRODUCT_ALIASES["surface_type"] = "Sfc_type"
PRODUCT_ALIASES["tskin"] = "TSkin"

P2G_PRODUCTS = PRECIP_PRODUCTS + SNOW_PRODUCTS + SEAICE_PRODUCTS + ["surface_type", "tskin"]


[docs]class ReaderProxy(ReaderProxyBase): """Provide Polar2Grid-specific information about this reader's products.""" is_polar2grid_reader = True def __init__(self, scn: Scene, user_products: list[str]): self._modified_aliases = PRODUCT_ALIASES.copy() if "all_bt_channels" in user_products: # they specified --bt-channels user_products.remove("all_bt_channels") bt_channels = self._btemp_channels_from_satpy(scn.all_dataset_names()) user_products.extend(set(bt_channels) - set(user_products)) super().__init__(scn, user_products)
[docs] @staticmethod def _btemp_channels_from_satpy(satpy_ids: list[Union[str, DataID]]): for data_id in satpy_ids: dname = data_id if isinstance(data_id, str) else data_id["name"] if dname.startswith("btemp_"): yield dname
[docs] def get_default_products(self) -> list[str]: """Get products to load if users hasn't specified any others.""" all_btemps = list(self._btemp_channels_from_satpy(self.scn.all_dataset_names())) defaults = ["rain_rate"] defaults += set(all_btemps) & set(["btemp_88v", "btemp_89v1"]) return defaults
[docs] def get_all_products(self): """Get all polar2grid products that could be loaded.""" all_btemps = list(self._btemp_channels_from_satpy(self.scn.all_dataset_names())) return P2G_PRODUCTS + all_btemps
@property def _aliases(self): return PRODUCT_ALIASES
[docs]def add_reader_argument_groups( parser: ArgumentParser, group: Optional[_ArgumentGroup] = None ) -> tuple[Optional[_ArgumentGroup], Optional[_ArgumentGroup]]: """Add reader-specific command line arguments to an existing argument parser.""" if group is None: group = parser.add_argument_group(title="VIIRS SDR Reader") group.add_argument( "--bt-channels", dest="products", action=ExtendConstAction, const=["all_bt_channels"], help="Add all bands to list of products", ) return None, None