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Product overview

 
   
 
European Space Agency

Tropospheric
data products

Air pollution
monitoring
NO2
      - global
      - central Europe
CH2O
      - global
CO
      - global
 
UV radiation
UV 
      - UV index
      - UV dose
     
 
Ozone and
related gases
Ozone
      - total column
      - global field
      - ozone bulletin
      - ozone profiles
BrO
      - global field
 
Climate change
Aerosol
      - AOD
      - aerosol index
Methane
      - global
Clouds
      - cloud info
 
Monitoring volcanic
emissions
Volcanic plume
      - SO2 & AAI
 
Contact
page last modified:
April 2005
     
TEMIS aims to compute and deliver global concentrations of tropospheric trace gases, and aerosol and UV products derived from observations of nadir-viewing satellite instruments such as GOME, SCIAMACHY and (A)ATSR. TEMIS is part of the Data User Programme (DUP) of the European Space Agency (ESA). The service of TEMIS centres around the four themes.

The data products within each of the services are listed and linked to at the TEMIS home page.

The following table provides a list of the main product groups and gives links to brief product introductions.

 

service
links lead to product service pages		 products
links lead to product brief introductions
Support to
Air pollution monitoring 		Tropospheric ozone (O3)
Nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
Sulphur dioxide (SO2)
Aerosol
Cloud fraction & top pressure
Support to
UV radiation monitoring 		UV index & UV dose
Support to
Protocol monitoring 		Total ozone (O3) *
Bromine monoxide (BrO)
Support to
Aviation control 		Sulphur dioxide (SO2)
Aerosol

 *) This product is the total column of ozone in troposphere and stratosphere.

 
Also available is an overview of the data product users
and some details on the main users of TEMIS.

 

 
Initially, the TEMIS project also contained the following data products, intended to be retrieved from measurments of the SCIAMACHY instrument. Due to lacking quality and to delays in the delivery of the data, these products have been removed from the TEMIS project. For completeness, the brief product introductions have been retained.