Reflectance Comparison Between SCIAMACHY and a Radiative Transfer Code in the UV

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Aug 2004

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Proceedings of the Second Workshop on the Atmospheric Chemistry Validation of ENVISAT (ACVE-2), 3-7 May 2004, ESA-ESRIN, Frascat

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SCIAMACHY, onboard Envisat, is an Earth-monitoring spectrometer over the wavelength range 240-2400 nm. We compare its reflectance measurements in the UV with calculations by a polarised radiative transfer code for a cloud-free state over the Sahara desert. The SCIAMACHY reflectance between 240 and 400 nm is found to be too low by about 15-25%. The estimated error on this is less than 5%. The comparison method we present here can also be helpful for the in-flight calibration of other UV satellite spectrometers (like OMI, or GOME-2)

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