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    • Title CO2 analysis based on satellite observations at ECMWF
    • Released 09/06/2005 5:41 pm
    • Copyright Richard Engelen at ECMWF
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      Carbon dioxide analysis by data assimilation of the satellite sensor AIRS observations at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF). This experimental work will evolve into a full greenhouse gas data assimilation system. Images copyright Richard Engelen at ECMWF.


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