Title :
Relationship between the geographical features of methane sources of SCIAMACHY and vegetation index of MODIS
Author :
Jonggeol Park ; Sooyoung Park ; Youngjoo Kwak
Author_Institution :
Tokyo Univ. of Inf. Sci., Chiba, Japan
Abstract :
In this study, we determined the concentration of global methane (CH4) emission using SCIAMACHY data. We analyzed land and sea area to investigate the nine-year changes of CH4 concentration from 2003 to 2011. Where we subtracted the CH4 concentration in land and sea during 9 years. It was cleared that a big amount of CH4 emission concentration was found not only in paddy fields in the Northern Hemisphere but also in broadleaf evergreen areas in the Southern Hemisphere (Central Africa and South America). We compared with the precipitation and EVI to Broadleaf Evergreen Forest and paddy field which emitted a lot of CH4. As a result, we understood that paddy field in Southeast Asia has a strong correlation with EVI and Broadleaf Evergreen Forest has a strong correlation with precipitation.
Keywords :
atmospheric composition; atmospheric precipitation; AD 2003 to 2011; EVI; SCIAMACHY data; South America; broadleaf evergreen forest; central Africa; geographical features; global methane emission; land area; methane concentration; methane sources; northern hemisphere; paddy field; precipitation; sea area; southeast Asia; southern hemisphere; vegetation index; Atmosphere; Clouds; Global warming; Indexes; Rain; Satellites; Vegetation mapping; CH4; EVI; SCIMACHY; emission concentration; percipitation;
Conference_Titel :
Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS), 2014 IEEE International
Conference_Location :
Quebec City, QC
DOI :
10.1109/IGARSS.2014.6947615