par Clerbaux, Cathy 
;Hadji-Lazaro, Juliette;Turquety, Solène;George, Maya;Boynard, Anne;Pommier, M.;Safieddine, Sarah;Coheur, Pierre ;Clarisse, Lieven ;Hurtmans, Daniel ;Van Damme, Martin
Référence Comptes rendus. Géoscience, 347, 3, page (103-158)
Publication Publié, 2015-05-15
;Hadji-Lazaro, Juliette;Turquety, Solène;George, Maya;Boynard, Anne;Pommier, M.;Safieddine, Sarah;Coheur, Pierre ;Clarisse, Lieven ;Hurtmans, Daniel ;Van Damme, Martin Référence Comptes rendus. Géoscience, 347, 3, page (103-158)
Publication Publié, 2015-05-15
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | The IASI mission flying onboard the MetOp satellites has been providing global observations of the air composition twice a day since 2007. From the atmospheric spectra recorded by the instruments in the thermal infrared spectral range, concentrations of a series of trace gases can be monitored, enhanced levels of pollution can be detected, and particle types can be determined to some extent. This paper recalls the historical context for the IASI remote sensor, reviews its capability to observe some key species for global and regional pollution monitoring, and reports on information services that benefit from the mission. |
