Retrieval of atmospheric parameters from GOMOS data

Retrieval of temperature profiles from CHAMP for climate monitoring: intercomparison with Envisat MIPAS and GOMOS and different atmospheric analyses

This study describes and evaluates a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) radio occultation (RO) retrieval scheme particularly aimed at delivering bias-free atmospheric parameters for climate monitoring and research. The focus of the retrieval is on the sensible use of a priori information for careful high-altitude initialisation in order to maximise the usable altitude range. The RO retri...

Fuzzy retrieval of encrypted data by multi-purpose data-structures

The growing amount of information that has arisen from emerging technologies has caused organizations to face challenges in maintaining and managing their information. Expanding hardware, human resources, outsourcing data management, and maintenance an external organization in the form of cloud storage services, are two common approaches to overcome these challenges; The first approach costs of...

Interactive comment on “Retrieval of temperature profiles from CHAMP for climate monitoring: intercomparison with Envisat MIPAS and GOMOS and different atmospheric analyses” by A. Gobiet

Interactive comment on “Retrieval of temperature profiles from CHAMP for climate monitoring: intercomparison with Envisat MIPAS and GOMOS and different atmospheric analyses” by A. Gobiet

Validation of Gomos Products Using Salomon Algorithms and Data

The UV-visible spectrometer SALOMON, dedicated to the retrieval of vertical profiles of O3, NO2 and NO3, has performed measurements on 19 September 2002, from Aire sur l’Adour (France) between 20h00 and 22h30 TU. At the same time, an ozone sounding has been launched. GOMOS has performed measurements at 21h24 UT, with a spatial coincidence with SALOMON and the sounding of around 250 km. Then, al...