Measurements of minor constituents in the middle atmopshere from IR limb emission spectra: a feasibility study

Hermann Oelhaf; Herbert Fischer

doi:10.1364/AO.22.002515

Applied Optics
Vol. 22,
Issue 17,
pp. 2515-2518
(1983)
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Measurements of minor constituents in the middle atmopshere from IR limb emission spectra: a feasibility study

Hermann Oelhaf and Herbert Fischer

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Spectral interval (cm⁻¹)	Molecules considered (trace gas of interest underlined)	Presented tangent heights (km)	Spectral resolution (cm⁻¹)
144–147	HCl,H₂O,O₃	20,40,80	0.1; 0.5
162–166	HF,HCl,H₂O,O₂	20,50,80	0.1; 0.5
203–206	HF,H₂O	20,40,60	0.1; 0.5
204–208	HCl,HF,H₂O	30,50,70	0.1; 0.5
495–499	SO₂,H₂O,CO₂	15,25,35	0.1; 1.0
666–671	CO₂	40,70,100,120	0.1; 1.0
718–723	CO₂,O₃	20,50.70,100	0.1; 1.0
808–813	CO₂,H₂O	10,30,60	0.1; 1.0
823–828	NO₂,NH₃,H₂O,CO₂	15,25,35,45	0.1; 1.0
826–836	NH₂,NO₂,H₂O,CO₂	15,20,30	0.1; 1.0
841–848	NO₂,NH₃,H₂O,CO₂	15,25,35,45	0.1; 1.0
842–852	CO₂,H₂O,NO₂,NH₃ (Background for F-11)	10,20,30	0.1; 1.0
846–856	NH₃,H₂O,NO₂,CO₂	15,20,30	0.1; 1.0
891–899	HNO₃,NO₂,H₂O,CO₂	20,40,50	0.1; 1.0
920–930	CO₂,H₂O,NH₃ (Background for F-12)	10,20,30	0.1; 1.0
925–935	NH₃,N₂O,H₂O,CO₂	15,25,35	0.1; 1.0
1048–1058	O₃	40,60,75,90	0.1; 1.0
1117–1127	O₃,H₂O	10,30,50,70	0.1; 1.0
1248–1260	N₂O,CH₄,H₂O,CO₂	10,20,30,40	0.1; 1.0
1271–1281	N₂O,CH₄,H₂O,CO₂	15,35,55	0.1; 1.0
1304–1308	CH₄,N₂O	15,35,50,65	0.1; 1.0
1308–1312	N₂O,H₂O,CH₄	15,30,50	0.1; 1.0
1360–1370	CH₄,H₂O,SO₂,CO₂	15,35,50	0.1; 1.0
1365–1380	SO₂,CO₂,H₂O,CH₄	15,25	0.1; 1.0
1366.3– 1367.8	SO₂,CO₂,H₂O,CH₄	15,25	0.05; 0.1
1500–1510	H₂O,CH₄	20,40,60,80	0.1; 1.0
1597–1601	NO₂,H₂O,CH₄	15,30,50	0.1; 1.0
1603–1607	NO₂,H₂O,CH₄	15,30,45,50	0.1; 1.0
1840–1850	H₂O,NO,CO₂	15,35,45	0.1; 1.0
1845–1860	NO,N₂O,H₂O,CO₂	15,25,40,55	0.1; 1.0
1873–1878	NO,N₂O,H₂O,CO₂	15,30,50	0.1; 1.0
2120–2128	O₃,CO₂,CO	30,40,50,60	0.1; 1.0
2145–2157	CO,N₂O,H₂O,CO₂	20,40	0.1; 1.0
2145–2157	CO,N₂O,O₃,CO₂	30	0.1; 1.0
2157–2167	CO,N₂O,CO₂	15,35,50	0.1; 1.0
2157–2167	CO,O₃,N₂O	30	0.1; 1.0
2190–2200	N₂O,CO,CO₂	15,30,45,50	0.1; 1.0

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