Over the last years, more and more satellite data on tropospheric
composition have become available and are now being used in numerous
applications. In this session, we aim at bringing together reports on
new or improved data products and their validation, as well as studies
using satellite data for applications in tropospheric chemistry,
emission inversions and air quality. This includes both studies on trace
gases and aerosols.
We welcome presentations based on studies analysing data from current and future
satellite missions, including the geostationary GEMS and TEMPO platforms and the
recent S4, S5, IRS, IASI-NG and 3MI instruments. Topics also include the
inter-comparisons of different remote sensing measurements dedicated to
tropospheric chemistry sounding and/or analyses with ground-based
measurements and chemical transport models.
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