Estimation of top-of-atmosphere flux bias in the global climate models
  This publication Understanding top-of-atmosphere flux bias in the AeroCom Phase III models: a clear-sky perspective
  aims to better understanding of the bias in the comparison between the satellite retrievals of aerosols and the AeroCom models.
  In the paper Su et al. (2021), the biases in top-of-atmosphere reflected shortwave fluxes are related to biases in aerosol optical depth 
  and surface albedo by using radiative kernels methodology. The first results indicates that biases in both, aerosol optical depths and land surface albedo
  can explain significant amount of the SW flux biases on both global and regional scales. The paper also highlights that 
  AeroCom model simulations can be improved with the use of observation-based land surface albedo. This paper has been highlighted by 
  EOS journal

  (Source: Online publication of  Su et al. (2021) Figure 7)