SAGE-IGP (Survey Constraints on FRP-based AGricultural Fire Emissions in the Indo-Gangetic Plain): agricultural fire emissions in north India
We use the following datasets:
- MODIS/MxD14A1 Fire Radiative Power, 1km
- MODIS/MCD14ML Active Fires
- VIIRS/VNP14IMGML Active Fires
- MODIS/MOD09GA Daily Surface Reflectance, 500m
- MODIS/MCD12Q1 Land Cover, 500 m
GEE/Preprocess/ >
MxD14A1_FRP.js
: export daily state-level MODIS FRPMxD14A1_FireMask.js
: export a MODIS fire mask to EE assets based on the aggregate of all fire detectionsVNP14IMGML_FRPboost.js
: export daily state-level VIIRS FRP boost relative to MODIS/Aqua FRPMCD14ML_SR.js
: export surface reflectance values associated with each MODIS fire detection for degree of cloudiness/haziness estimationMCD14ML_SR_fill.js
: export surface reflectance values associated with each MODIS fire detection for degree of cloudiness/haziness estimation (back-fill for months with no fires)
GEE/GriddedFRP/ >
MxD14A1_FRP_Grid.js
: export daily state-level MODIS FRP on a 0.25°x0.25° gridVNP14IMGML_FRPboost_Grid.js
: export daily state-level VIIRS FRP boost relative to MODIS/Aqua FRP on a 0.25° x 0.25° grid
R/processGEE/ >
MCD14ML_SR_process.R
: preprocess MCD14ML SR files from EEMODIS_FRP_Grid_process.R
: preprocess MxD14A1 FRP files from EEVIIRS_FRPboost_Grid_process.R
: preprocess VIIRS FRP boost files from EE
R/adjFRP/ >
cloud_gap_cutoff.R
: cloud/haze gap cutoff valuesviirs_boost_coef.R
: calculate VIIRS scaling factor for each stateadjFRP_T1.R
: adjusted FRP for Tier 1 states - Punjab, HaryanaadjFRP_T2.R
: adjusted FRP for Tier 2 states - UP, BiharadjFRP_T3.R
: adjusted FRP for Tier 3 states - RajasthanadjFRP_DM.R
: convert adjusted FRP to dry matteradjFRP_DMgridST.R
: grid state-level dry matter at 0.25°x0.25° resolutionadjFRP_DMgrid.R
: combine gridded state-level dry matteradjFRP_DMaer.R
: combine gridded state-level dry matter, aerosolsnc_adjFRP_DM.R
: make annual netCDF files for the SAGE-IGP inventory
Liu T., L.J. Mickley, S. Singh, M. Jain, R.S. DeFries, and M.E. Marlier (2020). SAGE-IGP agricultural fire emissions in north India, https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/JUMXOL, Harvard Dataverse, V1
- Use agricultural emissions factors to convert dry matter (DM) to other chemical species, e.g. from Andreae (2019, ACP)
- Use
DMaer
for aerosol species andDM
for all other chemical species
# ======================================
# Example R Script for Reading SAGE-IGP
# ======================================
library(ncdf4); library(raster)
# --------------------------
# Convert netCDF to raster
# --------------------------
# read SAGE-IGP netCDF for 2017
nc <- nc_open("adjFRP_Inv/nc/SAGE-IGP_daily_2017.nc")
# retrieve variables from netCDF
DMdaily <- ncvar_get(nc,"DM")
# total DM in 2017 from Sep-Dec
DMtotal <- apply(DMdaily,c(1,2),sum)
# read lat, lon
lat <- ncvar_get(nc,"lat")
lon <- ncvar_get(nc,"lon")
# extent of SAGE-IGP bounds
regionExtent <- extent(c(72,89,23,33))
# convert 'DMtotal' (a matrix) to a raster
DMtotal_ras <- raster(t(DMtotal)[rev(order(lat)),]) / 1e9 # convert from kg to Tg per grid cell
extent(DMtotal_ras) <- regionExtent # set extent of raster to regionExtent
crs(DMtotal_ras) <- crs(raster()) # EPSG:4326 - default lat/lon projection
# a simple plot of total DM in 2017
plot(DMtotal_ras)
# raster where each grid cell represents its area in sq. meters
area_m2 <- raster::area(DMtotal_ras) * 1e6
# convert Nov 1, 2017 emissions from kg to kg/m2/s
DMdaily_ras <- raster(t(DMdaily[,,62])[rev(order(lat)),])
DMdaily_ras <- DMtotal_ras / area_m2 / (24*24*60)
extent(DMdaily_ras) <- regionExtent
crs(DMdaily_ras) <- crs(raster())
# --------------------------------------
# Convert DM to other chemical species
# --------------------------------------
# for aerosol species, e.g. OC, BC, PM25, use 'DMaer'
# for all other species, use 'DM'
# retrieve variables from netCDF
DMdailyAer <- ncvar_get(nc,"DMaer")
# define emissions factors as g / kg DM, from Andreae (2019, ACP)
efs_andreae <- data.frame(OC=4.9,BC=0.42)
OCdaily <- DMdailyAer * efs_andreae$OC / 1e9 # daily OC, in Gg
BCdaily <- DMdailyAer * efs_andreae$BC / 1e9 # daily BC, in Gg
- The original script
adjFRP_T1.R
used to produce Punjab/Haryana emissions in SAGE-IGP was accidentally overwritten and cannot be recovered. The updatedadjFRP_T1.R
yields the same mean budget of dry matter burned overall, but there may be slight differences in annual and daily variability.
Liu T., L.J. Mickley, S. Singh, M. Jain, R.S. DeFries, and M.E. Marlier (2020). Crop residue burning practices across north India inferred from household survey data: bridging gaps in satellite observations. Atmos. Environ. X 8, 100091. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aeaoa.2020.100091