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Support to Air pollution monitoring |
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Tropospheric
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NO2
- global CH2O - global |
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UV
- UV index - UV dose |
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Ozone
- total column - global field - ozone hole - ozone profiles |
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Aerosol
- ADRE - aerosol index Clouds - cloud info Surface - solar irradiance |
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Volcanic plume
- SO2 & AAI |
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Albedo
- climatologies Fluorescence - sun-induced |
October 2005
Air pollution has become a global issue. Much of the anthropogenic air pollution travels long distances into areas far from the emission source and affects human health and damages flora and fauna. Large-scale fossil fuel combustion and fossil fuel related activities, but also biomass burning, and volcanic eruptions are important emission sources. The quantification of the concentrations near the sources and the subsequent transport of pollutants is essential to monitor air pollution conventions.
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Tropospheric ozone (O3) tropical global |
off-line off-line |
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Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) global (GOME, SCIAMACHY, OMI) central Europe |
NRT off-line |
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Sulphur dioxide (SO2) total column |
off-line |
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Aerosol global european aerosol index |
off-line off-line NRT |
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Clouds cloud fraction & top pressure |
NRT |
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Long Range Transport Transatlantic tropospheric NO2 |
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