Introduction
The supporting information below includes a summary of the
climatological biases that are present in the MISR-COSP CTH-OD joint
histograms, which shows that there are significant biases in the
base-states of CESM2 and IPSL-CM6A-LR. There is also analysis of the
decorrelation time for WCTH in different regions, which result in the
choice for a 2-year block length in the moving block bootstrap described
in the main text. Also included is an analysis of how the MISR
discretization would affect a narrowly distributed cloud layer. Finally,
there are the results of how changes to the MISR Equator crossing time
will influence the CTH retrievals. Additional description and analysis
can be found in the accompanying thesis work:
Aerenson, T. (2021). When Will MISR Detect Rising High Clouds?Master of Science Thesis University of Washington .