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The Institute of Environmental Physics/Institute of Remote Sensing ( iup/ife ) at the University of Bremen plays a leading role on the scientific side of the GOME mission. The instrument was proposed by Prof. Dr. J.P. Burrows, who is the Lead Scientist of GOME. Currently, the following iup/ife scientists are working (at least partially) on the GOME project:
active participation in several
GOME related committees (mainly the GOME Science Advisory Committee
(GSAC) and its sub-committees (algorithm development, calibration,
validation)) development of the radiative
transfer code GOMETRAN for the simulation of GOME measurements mainly
for retrieval purposes development of inversion algorithms
for the retrieval of atmospheric parameters, particularly ozone
profiles retrieval of trace gas column
amounts using the DOAS method development, optimisation and test
of operational algorithms measurements of trace gas and
``Ring'' reference spectra validation of GOME data products derivation of indices of solar
variability from direct sun measurements
V.Rozanov, D.Diebel, R.J.D.Spurr,
and J.P.Burrows. C.Blindauer, V.Rozanov, and
J.P.Burrows. Eisinger, M., Burrows, J.P., and
A. Richter. Eisinger, M., Burrows, J.P.,
Richter, A. and A. Piters. Ladstätter-Weißenmayer,
A., Burrows, J.P., Richter, A., Wittrock, F., Buchwitz, M., Weber, M.,
Eisinger, M. and R. Neuber. Burrows, J.P., Weber, M.,
Hilsenrath, E., Gleason, J., Janz, S., X-y Gu and K. Chance.
AWI, Potsdam, Germany DLR,
Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany IMGA-CNR, Modena,
Italy KNMI, De Bilt, The
Netherlands MPI for Chemistry, Mainz,
GermanyNASA GSFC, Maryland, USA RAL, Chilton, UK SAO, Cambridge, USA
ESA (European Space
Agency)
GOME Instrument
Papers
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