Southeast US Climate II: Leveraging Earth Observations to Estimate Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Forest Cover Loss in Alabama and Tennessee
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Spatiotemporal collocation of measurements between instruments is an essential yet challenging component of the data validation process. Traditional methods of collocation may simply consider length of time and physical distance between measurements. However, the distribution of atmospheric constituents may change rapidly over time and space, so care must be taken to ensure that matched measurements represent the same environment and will not introduce unnecessary bias. More advanced collocation methods may consider additional physical parameters to minimize inappropriate matches with large differences caused by local circulation. We report results of SAGE III/ISS validation with ground-based measurements using advanced collocation methods, and assessments are performed on the quality and presence of trends in both datasets.
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