Ozone profile retrieval from limb scatter measurements in the HARTLEY bands: methodology, algorithm description, sensitivity studies, and validation

  • Rohen G
  • Savigny C
  • Kaiser J
  • et al.
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SCIAMACHY limb scatter spectra have been used to retrieve atmospheric ozone profiles in the upper stratosphere and lower mesosphere. Through a selection of the wavelengths in the Hartley bands of ozone, profiles extending to 60 or 70 km altitude were retrieved. This constitutes the highest possible ozone profile information retrieval 5 using the backscatter technique. Comparisons with profiles measured by a ground based radiometer in Norway, MI-PAS on board Envisat, HALOE on UARS and MLS on AURA indicate a good agreement of the ozone profiles in the upper stratosphere within 10 % but also an increasing over-estimation above 50 to 55 km. 10

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Rohen, G. J., Savigny, C. V., Kaiser, J. W., Llewellyn, E. J., Froidevaux, L., L ´ Opez-Puertas, M., … Bovensmann, H. (2007). Ozone profile retrieval from limb scatter measurements in the HARTLEY bands: methodology, algorithm description, sensitivity studies, and validation. Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss, 7, 12097–12143. Retrieved from www.atmos-chem-phys-discuss.net/7/12097/2007/

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