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20 December 1996 Simulations for a correlative space- and ground-based experiment for detection of trace gases by FTIR spectroscopy
Maria I. Blecka, Martine M. De Maziere
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Abstract
The detection the minor gaseous constituents and the determination of their concentration is important in the study of the Earth's environment. These components can play a substantial role in the atmospheric processes leading even to breaking down the ecological equilibrium. Mid- and long- term observations form ground and from space are necessary to monitor sudden changes and to investigate the long-term trends in the composition of the atmosphere. We propose here a space-ground correlative experiment which gives new possibilities. Simulation of solar absorption spectra of the trace gases in the Earth's atmosphere in 2-16 micrometers spectral range for both types of measurements are presented.
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Maria I. Blecka and Martine M. De Maziere "Simulations for a correlative space- and ground-based experiment for detection of trace gases by FTIR spectroscopy", Proc. SPIE 2961, Satellite Remote Sensing and Modeling of Clouds and the Atmosphere, (20 December 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.262491
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KEYWORDS
Earth's atmosphere

FT-IR spectroscopy

Absorption

Gases

Satellites

Spectroscopy

Atmospheric modeling

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