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Application of satellite tomography methods for the improvement of atmospheric sounding inversion algorithms

G. S. Gurevich

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Considers the remote sensing of atmospheric gas concentrations from satellite limb sounding data. Satellite spectral tomographic mathematical analysis is studied. The limb sounding algorithms assume spherical symmetry.

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Considers the remote sensing of atmospheric gas concentrations from satellite limb sounding data. Satellite spectral tomographic mathematical analysis is studied. The limb sounding algorithms assume spherical symmetry.

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Considers the remote sensing of atmospheric gas concentrations from satellite limb sounding data. Satellite spectral tomographic mathematical analysis is studied. The limb sounding algorithms assume spherical symmetry.

Key concepts: Depth sounding, Inversion (geology), Remote sensing, Tomography, Satellite, Algorithm, Computer science, Atmospheric sounding

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