**[Chesapeake Lighthouse and Aircraft Measurements]{.underline}**

[ ]{.underline}**[for Satellites (CLAMS)]{.underline}**

# [OVERVIEW]{.underline}

CLAMS is the Chesapeake Lighthouse and Aircraft Measurements for
Satellites field campaign sponsored by CERES, MISR, MODIS-Atmospheres
and the NASA/GEWEX Global Aerosol Climatology Project (GACP). The
centerpiece of CLAMS is the Chesapeake Lighthouse sea platform 20 km
east of Virginia Beach, at which NASA and NOAA make continuous,
long-term measurements of radiation, meteorology, and ocean waves.
Members of the CERES, MISR and MODIS instrument teams are collaborating
to accomplish a common set of objectives tied to the validation of EOS
data products. A first CLAMS campaign, currently being planned for July
2001 to validate Terra data products, is a shortwave closure experiment
targeting clear (cloud-free) sky conditions and focused on obtaining

· [more accurate spectral and broadband radiative fluxes at the surface
and within the atmosphere]{.underline}

· [characterization of ocean optics in the vicinity of the lighthouse
]{.underline}

· [description of the atmospheric aerosol amounts, micro-physical and
optical properties, and their variability]{.underline}

[The observation strategy being designed for CLAMS to accomplish these
goals will help satisfy a more specific set of objectives which
includes]{.underline}

*[Validating retrievals of aerosol properties from satellites
]{.underline}*

· [comparisons with in-situ measurements, surface-based measurements,
and sensor intercomparisons]{.underline}

· [assessing the impact of scene variability on measurement uncertainty,
on 10 meter to 10 kilometer spatial scales]{.underline}

· [testing the impact of improved boundary specification using CLAMS
measurements]{.underline}

· [improving retrievals in sunglint regions]{.underline}

*[A more accurate description of the shortwave radiation budget of the
cloud-free earth-atmosphere system]{.underline}*

· [improved characterization of ocean optics including BRDF as a
function of sun angle, aerosol loading, wind and sea state]{.underline}

· [assessing the radiative impacts of aerosols]{.underline}

· [extending the interpretation of CLAMS data to the open
ocean]{.underline}

[A second and similar campaign is being considered for 2002 for Aqua
data product validation with additional focus in the longwave and on
atmospheric water vapor.]{.underline}

## [AIRCRAFT]{.underline}

The July 2001 CLAMS will include a low-level aircraft, the NASA Langley
OV-10, to measure radiation at the sea surface and a high-altitude
research aircraft, the NASA ER-2, to measure radiation and sense
aerosols remotely with lidar. CERES supports the OV-10 and the ER-2 is
being supported by MISR, MODIS-Atmosphere and the EOS Airborne Special
Fund. 20 (12) hours of ER-2 flight time have been approved for CLAMS to
satisfy MODIS-Atmosphere (MISR) objectives. A third aircraft, the
University of Washington Convair-580 is available and highly desirable
to profile aerosol properties in situ. The fiscal support of the
Convair-580 has not yet been secured. NASA AMES Solar Spectral Flux
Radiometer (SSFR) and a sun-tracking photometer (AATS) are also
desirable for the CV-580 but have not yet been committed. The OV-10
would likely fly whenever any of the other aircraft were flying. Table 1
lists the aircraft and key instruments likely for CLAMS. A more detailed
description of the sampling strategy for CLAMS aircraft is forthcoming.

## [SURFACE INSTRUMENTATION ]{.underline}

The focal point of CLAMS measurement campaign is the CERES Ocean
Validation Experiment (COVE) site at the Chesapeake Lighthouse - a rigid
sea platform 20 km east of Virginia Beach at 36.9 N and 75.71 W. The
water depth at COVE is 11 m. NASA LaRC has a 20 year agreement with the
United States Coast Guard for continuous access to this platform.
Support for the extensive instrumentation package that will be deployed
at COVE during CLAMS is primarily through CERES and the GACP. Most of
the instrumentation is deployed 15-25 m above the sea surface, well
above the most intense ocean spray. Nevertheless, routine trips to the
lighthouse by COVE scientists and support personnel and the engagement
of an autonomous spray washing system are required to keep the
instrument domes clean and maintain the integrity of the data. CERES has
installed and maintains a BSRN measurement station at COVE since August
1999 for broadband fluxes, supplemented with an MFRSR photometer for
spectral aerosol optical thickness. GSFC installed an AERONET (Cimel)
sunphotometer on the platform in October, 1999. A SP1A
spectralphotometer at COVE scans downward to measure the reflected
radiation by the sea, an important boundary condition for satellite
remote sensing. Additionally, numerous other radiometers have been or
are being installed at COVE including Eppley pyranometers specially
modified to account for thermal offset phenomena, Kipp & Zonen
radiometers, pyrgeometers, shadowband radiometers, a shortwave
spectrometer and an MPLnet micro pulse lidar. A compliment of in-situ
oceanographic instruments may be deployed by Dr. Glenn Cota from the Old
Dominion University (ODU) Ocean, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Department. Dr. Se-Chee Tsay (GSFC) intends to deploy his SMART network
at COVE or a nearby coastal location. Table 2 lists the instrumentation
expected to be fully operational at COVE for CLAMS and the person or
organization responsible for the instruments deployment including the
data reduction, analysis and submission for archival.

## [MISSION OPERATIONS]{.underline}

CLAMS will be conducted primarily in the vicinity of the Chesapeake
Lighthouse Platform, approximately 20 km East of Virginia Beach.
Ideally, the participating scientists, forecaster(s) and support
personnel will deploy to a common location. At this early stage, it
appears that Wallops Island would be the best location since the ER-2
will deploy from Wallops as will the CV-580 if it participates. The
OV-10 can also deploy from Wallops. We are checking to confirm that the
appropriate fuel, power services, hangar space and laboratory space will
be available to support CLAMS. Table 3 provides a preliminary breakdown
of science objectives and flight hours for CLAMS. A more detailed
operations plan is forthcoming.

## [ORGANIZATION ]{.underline}

### [Project Management]{.underline}

The CLAMS project activities will be managed at NASA Langley Research
Center (LaRC). Mr. William Smith has been appointed the Lead Mission
Scientist. Mr. Smith will be responsible for coordinating the planning
and implementation of the science objectives, conduct planning and
debriefing sessions and be the chief representative of and arbitrator
for the participants during the field campaign. Mr. Victor Delnore will
serve as the CLAMS Program Coordinator. Mr. Delnore will provide
logistical support in planning and conducting the field campaign and
associated meetings. CLAMS Project Scientists have been identified to
serve as the lead representatives for their respective teams. They are
Dr. Tom Charlock for CERES and GACP, Dr. Lorraine Remer and Dr. Jose
Vanderlei Martins for MODIS-Atmospheres and Dr. Ralph Kahn for MISR.
Table 4 identifies the key personnel for CLAMS to date.

### [Data Policy ]{.underline}

The CLAMS data policies proposed are based on open data sharing,
cooperation and synergism and follow the SAFARI 2000 policy. A data
policy will be implemented to ensure that participants have access to
data in a timely manner and that appropriate protection of intellectual
property rights is ensured and that co-authorship, acknowledgement or
credit are given to data originators and principal investigators. Two
sources formed the basis for the recommendation of the CLAMS data
policy, viz. (i) the International Scientific Union's policy on open
data and data sharing, and (ii) NASA's EOS Validation Program data
policy which stipulates that principle investigators submit preliminary
results within 6 to 12 months from the date of measurement. A complete
data policy is forthcoming.

### [CLAMS Web Site]{.underline}

The official CLAMS web site can be found at
http://www-cave.larc.nasa.gov/cave/ by clicking \"CLAMS\".

## [Table 1. Aircraft platforms and key instruments for CLAMS. (\*) indicates platform or instrument not yet committed.]{.underline}

+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| **Platform/Instruments**         | **Investigator/Institution**     |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| ### [OV-10]{.underline}          | Smith, Larman, Roback /LaRC      |
|                                  |                                  |
| Eppley Broadband LW and SW       |                                  |
| upwelling and downwelling fluxes |                                  |
|                                  |                                  |
| ASD Fieldspec upwelling and      |                                  |
| downwelling SW spectral          |                                  |
| irradiance/radiance from         |                                  |
| 300-2500 nm at 3-10 nm           |                                  |
| resolution                       |                                  |
|                                  |                                  |
| IR Radiometer for skin           |                                  |
| temperature                      |                                  |
|                                  |                                  |
| Meteorology (T, P, Td)           |                                  |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| ### [NASA ER-2]{.underline}      | Martins, Remer/GSFC              |
|                                  |                                  |
| MAS                              | Kahn/JPL                         |
|                                  |                                  |
| AirMISR                          | Spinhirne, McGill/GSFC           |
|                                  |                                  |
| Cloud Physics Lidar (CPL)        | TBD                              |
|                                  |                                  |
| AVIRIS                           |                                  |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+
| **[(\*) Univ. of Wash.           | [Hobbs/U. of                     |
| Convair-580 ]{.underline}**      | Washington]{.underline}          |
|                                  |                                  |
| [Eppley Broadband LW and SW      | [Pilewskie/NASA                  |
| upwelling and downwelling        | AMES]{.underline}                |
| fluxes]{.underline}              |                                  |
|                                  | [Russell/NASA AMES]{.underline}  |
| [Omega IR Radiometer for skin    |                                  |
| temperature]{.underline}         |                                  |
|                                  |                                  |
| [TSI APS, PMS FSSP's , PMS       |                                  |
| PCASP, PSAP, nepholometer(s) for |                                  |
| aerosol                          |                                  |
| measurements]{.underline}        |                                  |
|                                  |                                  |
| [Meteorology (T, P, Td, U,       |                                  |
| V)]{.underline}                  |                                  |
|                                  |                                  |
| [(\*) NASA AMES SSFR upwelling   |                                  |
| and downwelling SW spectral      |                                  |
| irradiance/radiance from         |                                  |
| 300-2500 nm at 5-10 nm           |                                  |
| resolution]{.underline}          |                                  |
|                                  |                                  |
| [(\*) NASA AMES AATS suntracking |                                  |
| photometer]{.underline}          |                                  |
+----------------------------------+----------------------------------+

## [Table 2. Surface Instrumentation at COVE for CLAMS]{.underline}

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## [Table 3. Preliminary breakdown of science objectives and flight hours for CLAMS. ]{.underline}

+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+
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+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+----------+

## [Table 4. CLAMS participants identified to date.]{.underline}

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  Name                           Organization                  Platform               Representation                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      
  [Bill Smith Jr.]{.underline}   [LaRC]{.underline}            OV-10                  Lead Mission Scientist                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
  [Tom Charlock]{.underline}     [LaRC]{.underline}            [COVE]{.underline}     [CERES/GACP Liason]{.underline}          [Ralph Kahn]{.underline}   [JPL]{.underline}   [ER-2]{.underline}   [ER-2 Co-Mission Scientist/MISR Liason ]{.underline}   [Lorraine Remer]{.underline}   [GSFC]{.underline}   [ER-2]{.underline}   [ER-2 Co-Mission Scientist/MODIS Liason]{.underline}   [Vanderlei Martins]{.underline}   [GSFC]{.underline}   [ER-2]{.underline}   [ER-2 Co-Mission Scientist/MODIS Liason]{.underline}   [TBD]{.underline}   [TBD]{.underline}   ER-2   AVIRIS Liason   [Vic Delnore]{.underline}   [LaRC]{.underline}   COVE   Program Coordinator   [Ken Rutledge]{.underline}   [LaRC]{.underline}   COVE   COVE Mission Scientist   [Michael King]{.underline}   [GSFC]{.underline}   [ER-2/CV-580]{.underline}   [MODIS/CAR Liason]{.underline}   [Jason Li]{.underline}   [GSFC]{.underline}   [CV-580]{.underline}   [CAR Liason]{.underline}   [Louis Nguyen]{.underline}   [LaRC]{.underline}   [OV-10]{.underline}   [Satellite Coordinator]{.underline}   [David Rutan]{.underline}   [LaRC/AS&M]{.underline}   [COVE]{.underline}   [CLAMS Web Curator]{.underline}   [Fred Rose]{.underline}   [LaRC/AS&M]{.underline}   [COVE]{.underline}   [Mission Forecaster]{.underline}   [Glenn Cota]{.underline}   [ODU]{.underline}   COVE   Oceanographic Liason   [Jim Spinhirne]{.underline}   [GSFC]{.underline}   [ER-2]{.underline}   [CPL Liason]{.underline}   [Matt McGill]{.underline}   [GSFC]{.underline}   [ER-2]{.underline}   [CPL Liason]{.underline}   [Si-Chee Tsay]{.underline}   [GSFC]{.underline}   [COVE]{.underline}   [SMART Liason]{.underline}
  [Peter Hobbs]{.underline}      [U. Washington]{.underline}   [CV-580]{.underline}   [CV-580 Mission Scientist]{.underline}                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              
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