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ATSR‐2 camera models for the automated stereo photogrammetric retrieval of cloud‐top heights—initial assessments

A description of two camera models is given which can be applied to along‐track scanning radiometer 2 conical scanner images to provide estimates of cloud‐top height and amount. Results are shown of initial quantitative assessments of these camera models and the underlying stereo‐matching system applied to cloud‐free areas in two different mountainous areas. These results indicate that for cloud‐free areas with a sufficiently large range of heights the biases are mostly less than 1 km with standard deviations in the range of 0.31–4.96 km. This is in accordance within the predicted range of 1–2 km from previous theoretical studies.