Global Atmospheric Composition Needs from Future Ultraviolet–Visible–Near-Infrared (UV–Vis–NIR) NOAA Satellite Instruments
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
; 104(3):623-630, 2023.
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Dans Anglais
| ProQuest Central | ID: covidwho-2298113
ABSTRACT
Presentations spanned a range of applications the public health impacts of poor air quality and environmental justice;greenhouse gas measuring, monitoring, reporting, and verification (GHG MMRV);stratospheric ozone monitoring;and various applications of satellite observations to improve models, including data assimilation in global Earth system models. The combination of methane (CH4), carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), and NO2 retrievals can improve confidence in emissions inventories and model performance, and together these data products would be of use in future air quality management tools. The ability to retrieve additional trace gases (e.g., ethane, isoprene, and ammonia) in the thermal IR along with those measured in the UV–Vis–NIR region would be extremely useful for air quality applications, including source apportionment analysis (e.g., for oil/natural gas extraction, biogenic, and agricultural sources). Ground-level ozone is one of six criteria pollutants for which the EPA sets National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) to protect against human health and welfare effects.
Meteorology; Greenhouse gases; Satellite observations; Aerosols/particulates; Air quality; Atmospheric composition; Trace gases; Air quality management; Measuring instruments; Carbon dioxide; Nitrogen dioxide; Health; Natural gas; Carbon monoxide; Ozone; Air; User needs; Satellite instruments; Quality; Public health; Satellite observation; Isoprene; Air quality standards; Volatile organic compounds--VOCs; Weather forecasting; Outdoor air quality; Monitoring; Gases; Emission inventories; Ethane; Presentations; Environmental justice; Atmospheric chemistry; Air quality measurements; Management tools; Aerosols; Air pollution; Data assimilation; Low earth orbit satellites; Methane; Industrial plant emissions; COVID-19; Meteorological satellites; Ammonia; Ultraviolet radiation; Coronaviruses; Farm buildings; Quality management; Ozone monitoring; Pollutants; Emissions control; Environmental equity; Satellites; Instruments; Greenhouse effect; Emissions; Atmosphere; Near infrared radiation; Atmospheric models; Data collection; United States--US
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Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society
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2023
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