Скачать или смотреть Satellite observations - 1 (John Burrows)

Observations are critical to our knowledge of the short, medium and long-term evolution of the composition of the Earth atmosphere. For the past three decades, satellite observations have provided unique insight on atmospheric composition complementary to other measurement types. Learn how satellites 800 km above our heads help investigate a number of current issues regarding air quality and climate. This movie is the first part of the series of two talks.

This lecture was given in the context of the Summer School organised in June 2013 by MACC-II, the European project in charge of developing and providing the range of services of the Copernicus programme on the composition of the Earth's atmosphere. More on MACC-II (http://atmosphere.copernicus.eu). More on Copernicus (http://copernicus.eu).