Colour indices for the detection and differentiation of cloud types in infra-red limb emission spectra

By R. Spang, John J. Remedios, M. Barkley. 2004

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Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change

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• MIPAS level 2 operational analysis (2006, methodology): “…and high resolution features (line distortions due to scattering) can be observed at the spectral resolution of MIPAS (Höpfner et al., 2002; Spang et al., 2004; Greenhough et al., 2005); spectral bands may also be observed for polar stratospheric clouds (Spang and Remedios, 2003; Ḧopfner…”
• MIPAS reference atmospheres and comparisons to V4.61/V4.62 MIPAS level 2 geophysical data sets (2007, methodology): “In MIPAS, cloud flagging is implemented in the operational processor, as described in Spang et al. (2004) , using pairs of microwindows in the MIPAS spectral channels A, B and D in order of priority.”