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  1. <Data_Set_Citation>
  2. <Dataset_Creator>Hall, D. K., V. V. Salomonson, and G. A. Riggs. </Dataset_Creator>
  3. <Dataset_Title>MODIS/Terra Snow Cover Daily L3 Global 500m Grid</Dataset_Title>
  4. <Dataset_Release_Date>2006-12-18</Dataset_Release_Date>
  5. <Dataset_Release_Place>Boulder, Colorado USA</Dataset_Release_Place>
  6. <Dataset_Publisher>NSIDC: National Snow and Ice Data Center</Dataset_Publisher>
  7. <Version>5</Version>
  8. <Online_Resource>http://nsidc.org/data/mod10a1.html</Online_Resource>
  9. </Data_Set_Citation>
  10. <Personnel>
  11. <Role>Investigator</Role>
  12. <First_Name>Dorothy</First_Name>
  13. <Middle_Name>K.</Middle_Name>
  14. <Last_Name>Hall</Last_Name>
  15. <Contact_Address>
  16. <Address>NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)</Address>
  17. <Address>
  18. National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)
  19. </Address>
  20. <Address>Mail stop 614.1</Address>
  21. <City>Greenbelt</City>
  22. <Province_or_State>MD</Province_or_State>
  23. <Postal_Code>20771</Postal_Code>
  24. </Contact_Address>
  25. </Personnel>
  26. <Personnel>
  27. <Role>Investigator</Role>
  28. <First_Name>Vince</First_Name>
  29. <Middle_Name>V.</Middle_Name>
  30. <Last_Name>Salomonson</Last_Name>
  31. <Email>vincent.salomonson@utah.edu</Email>
  32. <Phone>1 801 585-9492 </Phone>
  33. <Contact_Address>
  34. <Address>University of Utah</Address>
  35. <Address>Department of Meteorology</Address>
  36. <Address>University of Utah</Address>
  37. <Address>Department of Meteorology</Address>
  38. <Address>135 S 1460 E, Rm 809</Address>
  39. <City>Salt Lake City</City>
  40. <Province_or_State>UT</Province_or_State>
  41. <Postal_Code>84112</Postal_Code>
  42. <Country>US</Country>
  43. </Contact_Address>
  44. </Personnel>
  45. <Personnel>
  46. <Role>Investigator</Role>
  47. <First_Name>George</First_Name>
  48. <Middle_Name>A.</Middle_Name>
  49. <Last_Name>Riggs</Last_Name>
  50. <Email>George.A.Riggs@nasa.gov</Email>
  51. <Phone>1 301 614-5650 </Phone>
  52. <Contact_Address>
  53. <Address>NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)</Address>
  54. <Address>Science Systems and Applications, Inc.</Address>
  55. <Address>NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC)</Address>
  56. <Address>Science Systems and Applications, Inc.</Address>
  57. <Address>Code 614.1</Address>
  58. <City>Greenbelt</City>
  59. <Province_or_State>MD</Province_or_State>
  60. <Postal_Code>20771</Postal_Code>
  61. <Country>USA</Country>
  62. </Contact_Address>
  63. </Personnel>
  64. <Personnel>
  65. <Role>Technical Contact</Role>
  66. <First_Name>NSIDC</First_Name>
  67. <Last_Name>User Services</Last_Name>
  68. <Email>nsidc@nsidc.org</Email>
  69. <Phone>1 303 492-6199 x</Phone>
  70. <Fax>1 303 492-2468 x</Fax>
  71. <Contact_Address>
  72. <Address>National Snow and Ice Data Center</Address>
  73. <Address>CIRES, 449 UCB</Address>
  74. <Address>University of Colorado</Address>
  75. <City>Boulder</City>
  76. <Province_or_State>CO</Province_or_State>
  77. <Postal_Code>80309-0449</Postal_Code>
  78. <Country>USA</Country>
  79. </Contact_Address>
  80. </Personnel>
  81. <Parameters>
  82. <Category>EARTH SCIENCE</Category>
  83. <Topic>Cryosphere</Topic>
  84. <Term>Snow/Ice</Term>
  85. <Variable_Level_1>Albedo</Variable_Level_1>
  86. </Parameters>
  87. <Parameters>
  88. <Category>EARTH SCIENCE</Category>
  89. <Topic>Cryosphere</Topic>
  90. <Term>Snow/Ice</Term>
  91. <Variable_Level_1>Lake Ice</Variable_Level_1>
  92. </Parameters>
  93. <Parameters>
  94. <Category>EARTH SCIENCE</Category>
  95. <Topic>Cryosphere</Topic>
  96. <Term>Snow/Ice</Term>
  97. <Variable_Level_1>Snow Cover</Variable_Level_1>
  98. </Parameters>
  99. <Parameters>
  100. <Category>EARTH SCIENCE</Category>
  101. <Topic>Terrestrial Hydrosphere</Topic>
  102. <Term>Snow/Ice</Term>
  103. <Variable_Level_1>Albedo</Variable_Level_1>
  104. </Parameters>
  105. <Parameters>
  106. <Category>EARTH SCIENCE</Category>
  107. <Topic>Terrestrial Hydrosphere</Topic>
  108. <Term>Snow/Ice</Term>
  109. <Variable_Level_1>Lake Ice</Variable_Level_1>
  110. </Parameters>
  111. <Parameters>
  112. <Category>EARTH SCIENCE</Category>
  113. <Topic>Terrestrial Hydrosphere</Topic>
  114. <Term>Snow/Ice</Term>
  115. <Variable_Level_1>Snow Cover</Variable_Level_1>
  116. </Parameters>
  117. <ISO_Topic_Category>Imagery/Base Maps/Earth Cover</ISO_Topic_Category>
  118. <Keyword>Antarctic</Keyword>
  119. <Keyword>Arctic</Keyword>
  120. <Keyword>Climatology</Keyword>
  121. <Keyword>DAAC</Keyword>
  122. <Keyword>ECS</Keyword>
  123. <Keyword>EOSDIS</Keyword>
  124. <Keyword>Global Change</Keyword>
  125. <Keyword>Gridded</Keyword>
  126. <Keyword>Integerized Sinusoidal Grid</Keyword>
  127. <Keyword>Lake Ice</Keyword>
  128. <Keyword>NASA</Keyword>
  129. <Keyword>NSIDC</Keyword>
  130. <Keyword>Polar</Keyword>
  131. <Keyword>Remote Sensing</Keyword>
  132. <Keyword>Sinusoidal Grid</Keyword>
  133. <Keyword>Snow</Keyword>
  134. <Keyword>Snow Cover</Keyword>
  135. <Keyword>Snow On Ice</Keyword>
  136. <Sensor_Name>
  137. <Short_Name>MODIS</Short_Name>
  138. <Long_Name>Moderate-Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer</Long_Name>
  139. </Sensor_Name>
  140. <Sensor_Name>
  141. <Short_Name>SPECTRORADIOMETERS</Short_Name>
  142. </Sensor_Name>
  143. <Source_Name>
  144. <Short_Name>TERRA</Short_Name>
  145. <Long_Name>Earth Observing System, TERRA (AM-1)</Long_Name>
  146. </Source_Name>
  147. <Temporal_Coverage>
  148. <Start_Date>2000-02-24</Start_Date>
  149. </Temporal_Coverage>
  150. <Spatial_Coverage>
  151. <Southernmost_Latitude>-90</Southernmost_Latitude>
  152. <Northernmost_Latitude>90</Northernmost_Latitude>
  153. <Westernmost_Longitude>-180</Westernmost_Longitude>
  154. <Easternmost_Longitude>180</Easternmost_Longitude>
  155. </Spatial_Coverage>
  156. <Location>
  157. <Location_Category>GEOGRAPHIC REGION</Location_Category>
  158. <Location_Type>GLOBAL LAND</Location_Type>
  159. </Location>
  160. <Project>
  161. <Short_Name>EOSDIS</Short_Name>
  162. <Long_Name>Earth Observing System Data Information System</Long_Name>
  163. </Project>
  164. <Project>
  165. <Short_Name>ESIP</Short_Name>
  166. <Long_Name>Earth Science Information Partners Program</Long_Name>
  167. </Project>
  168. <Quality>
  169. Quality indicators for MODIS snow data can be found in the following three places: * AutomaticQualityFlag and the ScienceQualityFlag metadata objects and their corresponding explanations: AutomaticQualityFlagExplanation and ScienceQualityFlagExplanation located in the CoreMetadata.0 global attributes * Custom local attributes associated with each SDS, for example, snow cover * Snow Spatial QA field. These quality indicators are generated during production or in post-production scientific and quality checks of the data product. For more information on local and global attributes, go to one of the following links: * MOD10A1 and MYD10A1 Local Snow Cover Attributes, Version 5 * MOD10A1 and MYD10A1 Global Snow Cover Attributes, Version 5 The AutomaticQualityFlag is automatically set according to conditions for meeting data criteria in the snow mapping algorithm. In most cases, the flag is set to either Passed or Suspect, and in rare instances, it may be set to Failed. Suspect means that a significant percentage of the data were anomalous and that further analysis should be done to determine the source of anomalies. The AutomaticQualityFlagExplanation contains a brief message explaining the reason for the setting of the AutomaticQualityFlag. The ScienceQualityFlag and the ScienceQualityFlagExplanation maybe updated after production, either after an automated QA program is run or after the data product is inspected by a qualified snow scientist. Content and explanation of this flag are dynamic so it should always be examined if present in the external metadata file. The algorithm tests for a variety of anomalous conditions and sets the pixel value accordingly if such conditions are detected. Summary statistics about missing data, the percent cloud cover, the percent of good or other quality data, and snow cover percent are calculated and placed in the metadata for each product. The Snow Spatial QA data field provides additional information on algorithm results for each pixel within a spatial context, and is used as a measure of usefulness for snow-cover data. The QA information tells if algorithm results were nominal, abnormal, or if other defined conditions were encountered for a pixel (Riggs, Hall, and Salomonson 2006). The NASA Goddard Space Flight Center: MODIS Land Quality Assessment Web site provides updated quality information for each product.
  170. </Quality>
  171. <Data_Set_Language>English</Data_Set_Language>
  172. <Data_Center>
  173. <Data_Center_Name>
  174. <Short_Name>NSIDC_DAAC</Short_Name>
  175. <Long_Name>NASA DAAC at the National Snow and Ice Data Center</Long_Name>
  176. </Data_Center_Name>
  177. <Data_Center_URL>http://nsidc.org/daac/index.html</Data_Center_URL>
  178. <Personnel>
  179. <Role>Data Center Contact</Role>
  180. <First_Name>NSIDC</First_Name>
  181. <Last_Name>User Services</Last_Name>
  182. <Email>nsidc@nsidc.org</Email>
  183. <Phone>1 303 492-6199 </Phone>
  184. <Fax>1 303 492-2468 </Fax>
  185. <Contact_Address>
  186. <Address>National Snow and Ice Data Center</Address>
  187. <Address>CIRES, 449 UCB</Address>
  188. <Address>University of Colorado</Address>
  189. <City>Boulder</City>
  190. <Province_or_State>CO</Province_or_State>
  191. <Postal_Code>80309-0449</Postal_Code>
  192. <Country>USA</Country>
  193. </Contact_Address>
  194. </Personnel>
  195. </Data_Center>
  196. <Data_Center>
  197. <Data_Center_Name>
  198. <Short_Name>NSIDC</Short_Name>
  199. <Long_Name>National Snow and Ice Data Center</Long_Name>
  200. </Data_Center_Name>
  201. <Data_Center_URL>http://nsidc.org</Data_Center_URL>
  202. <Personnel>
  203. <Role>Data Center Contact</Role>
  204. <First_Name>NSIDC</First_Name>
  205. <Last_Name>User Services</Last_Name>
  206. <Email>nsidc@nsidc.org</Email>
  207. <Phone>1 303 492-6199 </Phone>
  208. <Fax>1 303 492-2468 </Fax>
  209. <Contact_Address>
  210. <Address>National Snow and Ice Data Center</Address>
  211. <Address>CIRES, 449 UCB</Address>
  212. <Address>University of Colorado</Address>
  213. <City>Boulder</City>
  214. <Province_or_State>CO</Province_or_State>
  215. <Postal_Code>80309-0449</Postal_Code>
  216. <Country>USA</Country>
  217. </Contact_Address>
  218. </Personnel>
  219. </Data_Center>
  220. <Distribution>
  221. <Distribution_Media>FTP</Distribution_Media>
  222. <Distribution_Size>0.8 - 6.7 MB</Distribution_Size>
  223. <Distribution_Format>HDF-EOS</Distribution_Format>
  224. </Distribution>
  225. <Distribution>
  226. <Distribution_Media>FTP</Distribution_Media>
  227. <Distribution_Size>0.8 - 6.7 MB</Distribution_Size>
  228. <Distribution_Format>
  229. Geographic Tagged Image File Format (GeoTIFF) (.geotiff)
  230. </Distribution_Format>
  231. </Distribution>
  232. <Reference>
  233. Diner, D. J., J. V. Martonchik, C. Borel, S. A. W. Gerstl, H. R. Gordon, Y. Knyazikhin, R. Myneni, B. Pinty, and M. M. Verstraete. 1999. MISR Level-2 Surface Retrieval Algorithm Theoretical Basis Document. Pasadena, CA: Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Earth Science Data and Information System (ESDIS). 1996. EOS Ground System (EGS) Systems and Operations Concept. Greenbelt, MD: Goddard Space Flight Center. Greuell, W. and Oerlemans, J. (2005). Validation of AVHRR- and MODIS-Derived Albedos of Snow and Ice Surfaces by Means of Helicopter Measurements. Journal of Glaciology, 51(172):37-48. Hall, Dorothy K., George A. Riggs, and Vincent V. Salomonson. September 2001a. Algorithm Theoretical Basis Document (ATBD) for the MODIS Snow-, Lake Ice- and Sea Ice-Mapping Algorithms. Greenbelt, MD: Goddard Space Flight Center. Hall, Dorothy K. and J. Martinec. 1985. Remote Sensing of Ice and Snow. London: Chapman and Hall. Hall, Dorothy K., J. L. Foster, D. L. Verbyla, A. G. Klein, and C. S. Benson. 1998. Assessment of Snow Cover Mapping Accuracy in a Variety of Vegetation Cover Densities in Central Alaska. Remote Sensing of the Environment 66:129-137. Hall, DorothyK., J. L. Foster, Vincent V. Salomonson, A. G. Klein, and J. Y. L. Chien. 2001b. Development of a Technique to Assess Snow-Cover Mapping Accuracy From Space. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing 39(2):232-238. Hall, Dorothy K. and George A. Riggs. 2006. Assessment of Errors in the MODIS Suite of Snow-Cover Products. Hydrological Processes, in press. Hapke, B. 1993. Theory of Reflectance and Emittance Spectroscopy. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Justice, C. O. 2002. An Overview of MODIS Land Data Processing and Product Status. Remote Sensing of the Environment, 83(1):3-15. Klein, A. MODIS Snow Albedo Prototype. 2003. Klein, A. G., and Julienne Stroeve. 2002. Development and Validation of a Snow Albedo Algorithm for the MODIS Instrument. Annals of Glaciology 34:45-52. Klein, A. G., Dorothy K. Hall, and George A. Riggs. 1998. Improving Snow-Cover Mapping in Forests Through the Use of a Canopy Reflectance Model. Hydrologic Processes 12(10-11):1723-1744. Markham, B. L. and J. L. Barker. 1986. Landsat Multispectral Scanner (MSS) and Thematic Mapper (TM) Post-Calibration Dynamic Ranges, Exoatmospheric Reflectances and At-Satellite Temperatures. EOSAT Technical Notes 1:3-8. MODIS Characterization and Support Team (MCST). 2000. MODIS Level-1B Product User's Guide for Level-1B Version 2.3.x Release 2. MCST Document #MCM-PUG-01-U-DNCN. Painter, Thomas H. and Dozier, J. 2004. Measurements of the Hemispherical Directional Reflectance of Snow at Fine Spectral and Angular Resolution. Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres, 109(D18):D18115. doi:10.1029/2003JD004458. Pearson II, F. 1990. Map Projections: Theory and Applications. Boca Raton, FL. CRC Press, Inc. Riggs, George A., Dorothy K. Hall, and Vincent V. Salomonson. December 2006. MODIS Snow Products User Guide to Collection 5. PDF http://nsidc.org/data/docs/daac/modis_v5/dorothy_snow_doc.pdf. 3 MB. Riggs, George A., Dorothy K. Hall, and Vincent V. Salomonson. Updated October 2006. MODIS Snow Products User Guide for Collection 4 Data Products. Stroeve, Julienne, A. Nolin, and K. Steffen. 1997. Comparison of AVHRR-Derived and In Situ Surface Albedo Over the Greenland Ice Sheet. Remote Sensing of the Environment, 62:262-276. Stroeve, Julienne A., J. E. Box, Terry Haran. 2006. Evaluation of the MODIS (MOD10A1) Daily Snow Albedo Product Over the Greenland Ice Sheet. Remote Sensing of the Environment, 105:155-171. United States Geological Survey. 'Sinusoidal Equal Area.' Map Projections. 2003. http://egsc.usgs.gov/isb/pubs/MapProjections/projections.html#sinusoidal
  234. </Reference>
  235. <Summary>
  236. The MODIS/Terra Snow Cover Daily L3 Global 500m Grid (MOD10A1) contains snow cover, snow albedo, fractional snow cover, and Quality Assessment (QA) data in compressed Hierarchical Data Format-Earth Observing System (HDF-EOS) format along with corresponding metadata. MOD10A1 consists of 1200 km by 1200 km tiles of 500 m resolution data gridded in a sinusoidal map projection. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) snow cover data are based on a snow mapping algorithm that employs a Normalized Difference Snow Index (NDSI) and other criteria tests.
  237. </Summary>
  238. <Related_URL>
  239. <URL_Content_Type>
  240. <Type>VIEW PROJECT HOME PAGE</Type>
  241. </URL_Content_Type>
  242. <URL>http://nsidc.org/data/modis/</URL>
  243. <Description>MODIS Data at NSIDC</Description>
  244. </Related_URL>
  245. <Metadata_Name>CEOS IDN DIF</Metadata_Name>
  246. <Metadata_Version>9.7</Metadata_Version>
  247. <DIF_Creation_Date>2006-12-18</DIF_Creation_Date>
  248. <Last_DIF_Revision_Date>2013-11-14</Last_DIF_Revision_Date>
  249. <DIF_Revision_History>Removed data disruption notice.</DIF_Revision_History>
  250. </DIF>
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