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Since early 2000, the Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MISR)instrument on NASA's Terra satellite has been acquiring data that have beenused to produce aerosol optical depth (AOD) and particle property retrievalsat 17.6 km spatial resolution. Capitalizing on the capabilities provided bymulti-angle viewing, the current operational (Version 22) MISR algorithmperforms well, with about 75 % of MISR AOD retrievals globally fallingwithin 0.05 or 20 %  ×  AOD of paired validation data from theground-based Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET). This paper describes thedevelopment and assessment of a prototype version of a higher-spatial-resolution 4.4 km MISR aerosol optical depth product compared againstmultiple AERONET Distributed Regional Aerosol Gridded Observations Network(DRAGON) deployments around the globe. In comparisons with AERONET-DRAGONAODs, the 4.4 km resolution retrievals show improved correlation (<i>r</i> = 0. 9595), smaller RMSE (0.0768), reduced bias (−0.0208),and a larger fraction within the expected error envelope (80.92 %)relative to the Version 22 MISR retrievals

Development and assessment of a higher-spatial-resolution (4.4 km) MISR aerosol optical depth product using AERONET-DRAGON data