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MOD09A1.061 Terra Surface Reflectance 8-Day Global 500m
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Description
The MOD09A1 V6.1 product provides an estimate of the surface
spectral reflectance of Terra MODIS bands 1-7 at 500m resolution
and corrected for atmospheric conditions such as gasses, aerosols,
and Rayleigh scattering. Along with the seven reflectance bands
is a quality layer and four observation bands. For each pixel,
a value is selected from all the acquisitions within the 8-day
composite on the basis of high observation coverage, low view angle,
the absence of clouds or cloud shadow, and aerosol loading.
Documentation:
Bands
Resolution
500 meters
Bands
Name
Units
Min
Max
Scale
Wavelength
Description
sur_refl_b01
-100
16000
0.0001
620-670nm
Surface reflectance for band 1
sur_refl_b02
-100
16000
0.0001
841-876nm
Surface reflectance for band 2
sur_refl_b03
-100
16000
0.0001
459-479nm
Surface reflectance for band 3
sur_refl_b04
-100
16000
0.0001
545-565nm
Surface reflectance for band 4
sur_refl_b05
-100
16000
0.0001
1230-1250nm
Surface reflectance for band 5
sur_refl_b06
-100
16000
0.0001
1628-1652nm
Surface reflectance for band 6
sur_refl_b07
-100
16000
0.0001
2105-2155nm
Surface reflectance for band 7
QA
Surface reflectance 500m band quality control flags
Bitmask for QA
Bits 0-1: MODLAND QA bits
0: Corrected product produced at ideal quality - all bands
1: Corrected product produced at less than ideal
quality - some or all bands
2: Corrected product not produced due to cloud effects - all bands
3: Corrected product not produced for other reasons
- some or all bands, may be fill value (11) [Note that
a value of (11) overrides a value of (01)]
Bits 2-5: Band 1 data quality, four bit range
0: Highest quality
7: Noisy detector
8: Dead detector, data interpolated in L1B
9: Solar zenith >= 86 degrees
10: Solar zenith >= 85 and < 86 degrees
11: Missing input
12: Internal constant used in place of climatological
data for at least one atmospheric constant
13: Correction out of bounds, pixel constrained
to extreme allowable value
14: L1B data faulty
15: Not processed due to deep ocean or clouds
Bits 6-9: Band 2 data quality, four bit range
0: Highest quality
7: Noisy detector
8: Dead detector, data interpolated in L1B
9: Solar zenith >= 86 degrees
10: Solar zenith >= 85 and < 86 degrees
11: Missing input
12: Internal constant used in place of climatological
data for at least one atmospheric constant
13: Correction out of bounds, pixel constrained
to extreme allowable value
14: L1B data faulty
15: Not processed due to deep ocean or clouds
Bits 10-13: Band 3 data quality, four bit range
0: Highest quality
7: Noisy detector
8: Dead detector, data interpolated in L1B
9: Solar zenith >= 86 degrees
10: Solar zenith >= 85 and < 86 degrees
11: Missing input
12: Internal constant used in place of climatological
data for at least one atmospheric constant
13: Correction out of bounds, pixel constrained to extreme allowable value
14: L1B data faulty
15: Not processed due to deep ocean or clouds
Bits 14-17: Band 4 data quality, four bit range
0: Highest quality
7: Noisy detector
8: Dead detector, data interpolated in L1B
9: Solar zenith >= 86 degrees
10: Solar zenith >= 85 and < 86 degrees
11: Missing input
12: Internal constant used in place of climatological data for at least one atmospheric constant
13: Correction out of bounds, pixel constrained to extreme allowable value
14: L1B data faulty
15: Not processed due to deep ocean or clouds
Bits 18-21: Band 5 data quality, four bit range
0: Highest quality
7: Noisy detector
8: Dead detector, data interpolated in L1B
9: Solar zenith >= 86 degrees
10: Solar zenith >= 85 and < 86 degrees
11: Missing input
12: Internal constant used in place of climatological data for at least one atmospheric constant
13: Correction out of bounds, pixel constrained to extreme allowable value
14: L1B data faulty
15: Not processed due to deep ocean or clouds
Bits 22-25: Band 6 data quality, four bit range
0: Highest quality
7: Noisy detector
8: Dead detector, data interpolated in L1B
9: Solar zenith >= 86 degrees
10: Solar zenith >= 85 and < 86 degrees
11: Missing input
12: Internal constant used in place of climatological data for at least one atmospheric constant
13: Correction out of bounds, pixel constrained to extreme allowable value
14: L1B data faulty
15: Not processed due to deep ocean or clouds
Bits 26-29: Band 7 data quality, four bit range
0: Highest quality
7: Noisy detector
8: Dead detector, data interpolated in L1B
9: Solar zenith >= 86 degrees
10: Solar zenith >= 85 and < 86 degrees
11: Missing input
12: Internal constant used in place of climatological data for at least one atmospheric constant
13: Correction out of bounds, pixel constrained to extreme allowable value
14: L1B data faulty
15: Not processed due to deep ocean or clouds
Bit 30: Atmospheric correction performed
Bit 31: Adjacency correction performed
SolarZenith
deg
0
18000
0.01
MODIS Solar zenith angle
ViewZenith
deg
0
18000
0.01
MODIS view zenith angle
RelativeAzimuth
deg
-18000
18000
0.01
MODIS relative azimuth angle
StateQA
Surface reflectance 500m state flags
Bitmask for StateQA
Bits 0-1: Cloud state
0: Clear
1: Cloudy
2: Mixed
3: Not set, assumed clear
Bit 2: Cloud shadow
Bits 3-5: Land/water flag
0: Shallow ocean
1: Land
2: Ocean coastlines and lake shorelines
3: Shallow inland water
4: Ephemeral water
5: Deep inland water
6: Continental/moderate ocean
7: Deep ocean
Bits 6-7: Aerosol quantity
0: Climatology
1: Low
2: Average
3: High
Bits 8-9: Cirrus detected
0: None
1: Small
2: Average
3: High
Bit 10: Internal cloud algorithm flag
Bit 11: Internal fire algorithm flag
Bit 12: MOD35 snow/ice flag
Bit 13: Pixel is adjacent to cloud
Bit 14: BRDF correction performed data
Bit 15: Internal snow mask
DayOfYear
1
366
Julian day of the year for the pixel
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Code Editor (JavaScript)
var dataset = ee . ImageCollection ( 'MODIS / 061 / MOD09A1 ')
. filter ( ee . Filter . date ( '2018 - 01 - 01 ', '2018 - 05 - 01 '));
var trueColor =
dataset . select ([ 'sur_refl_b01 ', 'sur_refl_b04 ', 'sur_refl_b03 ']);
var trueColorVis = {
min : - 100.0 ,
max : 3000.0 ,
};
Map . setCenter ( 6.746 , 46.529 , 6 );
Map . addLayer ( trueColor , trueColorVis , 'True Color ');
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