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Citation link: https://doi.org/10.26092/elib/447
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User requirements for monitoring the evolution of stratospheric ozone at high vertical resolution (‘Operoz’: Operational ozone observations using limb geometry)


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Authors: van Weele, Michiel  
Müller, Rolf 
Riese, Martin  
Engelen, Richard  
Parrington, Mark  
Peuch, Vincent-Henri 
Weber, Mark  
Rozanov, Alexei  
Kerridge, Brian 
Waterfall, Alison 
Reburn, Jolyon 
Publisher: Institut für Umweltphysik / Fernerkundung (IUP) 
Abstract: 
The purpose of the Operoz study has been threefold:
(i) To establish the user requirements for an operational mission targeting ozone profiles at high vertical resolution,
(ii) To identify the observational gaps with respect to these user requirements taking into account planned operational missions and observational ground networks, and
(iii) To perform a reality check on the observational requirements based on proven concepts and present-day knowledge of potentially available measurement techniques and to identify options for a small to medium size satellite mission.
Keywords: limb; satellite; requirements; user; ozone; stratosphere
Issue Date: 1-Mar-2015
Project: ESA ‘Expro’ Contract: 4000112948/14/NL/JK 
Grant number: 4000112948/14/NL/JK
Pages: xvi, 102
Type: Buch, Monographie
Secondary publication: no
DOI: 10.26092/elib/447
URN: urn:nbn:de:gbv:46-elib46509
Institution: Universität Bremen 
Faculty: Fachbereich 01: Physik/Elektrotechnik (FB 01) 
Institute: Institut für Umweltphysik / Fernerkundung (IUP) 
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