Multiple Species

FTIR (Bruker 125 HR) at Onsala, Sweden

Site (station location)
Onsala, Sweden
Instrument Type
FTIR Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
125HR
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
2023
–present
Cooperating Institutions
Chalmers U. Technology
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/ftir/Onsala_ftir_jm_2025.pdf
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J. Mellqvist and M. Prignon (Chalmers U. Technology) - Bruker 125HR with 257cm max OPD (0.0035cm-1 resolution) installed in the summer of 2023. The instrument is operated remotely under suitable weather conditions (clear sky).

Multiple Species FTIR Spectrometer (Bruker IFS-125HR) at Paris, France

Site (station location)
Paris, France
Instrument Type
FTIR Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
Bruker IFS-125HR
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
2007
–present
Cooperating Institutions
Sorbonne Université
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/ftir/Paris_ftir_yt_2025.pdf
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Y. Té and P. Jeseck (Sorbonne Université, MONARIS UMR8233) - Bruker IFS-125 HR (maximum resolution of 0.0035 cm-1) installed at Pierre et Marie Curie Campus of Sorbonne Université in 2007. Located in the center of Paris downtown, atmospheric observations become more regularly since 2011. Multiple species (column and profile) retrieval using mainly SFIT4 (possible use of PROFFIT9). The relatively flat surroundings of Paris are conductive to satellite validation. The FTIR measurements are complemented by other Qualair platform instrument observations.

FTIR at Hefei, China

Site (station location)
Hefei, China
Instrument Type
FTIR Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
Cooperating Institutions
AIOFM
USTC
Data Link
HDF
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/ftir/Hefei_ftir_lc_2023.pdf
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W. Wang (AIOFM) and C. Liu (USTC)–Measurements using a Bruker IFS 125HR (resolution up to 0.001 cm-1) began in 2015. The observation site is located in a suburb of Hefei city, Anhui province, China. Retrieval algorithm is SFIT4 (V.0.9.4.4).

Comments
aiofm001

Multiple Species UV/Visible Spectrometer (Envi-Mes) at Lauder, New Zealand

Site (station location)
Lauder, New Zealand
Instrument Type
UV/Visible Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
EnviMeS
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
Cooperating Institutions
NIWA
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/uvvis/Lauder_MAXDOAS_UVVis_rq_2023.pdf
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R. Querel (NIWA) - EnviMeS system processed with FRM4DOAS newly affiliated in December 2021.

Multiple Species UV/Visible Spectrometer (SkySpec) at Macquarie Island, Australia

Site (station location)
Macquarie Island, Australia
Instrument Type
UV/Visible Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
SkySpec
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
Cooperating Institutions
NIWA
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/uvvis/Macquarie_MAXDOAS_UVVis_rq_2023.pdf
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R. Querel (NIWA) - SkySpec system processed with FRM4DOAS newly affiliated in December 2021.

Multiple Species UV/Visible Spectrometer (Airyx) at Arrival Heights, Antarctica

Site (station location)
Arrival Heights, Antarctica
Instrument Type
UV/Visible Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
Airyx
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
Cooperating Institutions
NIWA
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/uvvis/ArrivalHghts_MAXDOAS_UVVis_rq_2023.pdf
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R. Querel (NIWA) - SkySpec system processed with FRM4DOAS newly affiliated in December 2021.

Multiple Species UV/Visible Spectrometer (Airyx, MAXDOAS) at DeBilt, Netherlands

Site (station location)
DeBilt, Netherlands
Instrument Type
UV/Visible Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
Airyx, MAXDOAS
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
2020
–present
Cooperating Institutions
KNMI
Data Link
HDF
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/uvvis/Cabauw_DeBilt_uvvis_ap_2022.pdf
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A. Piters (KNMI) - low-vertical resolution profiles of tropospheric NO2 and aerosol during daytime processed with the FRM4DOAS central processing system.

Multiple Species UV/Visible Spectrometer (Pandora) at Cabauw, Netherlands

Site (station location)
Cabauw, Netherlands
Instrument Type
UV/Visible Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
Pandora
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
2020
–present
Cooperating Institutions
KNMI
Data Link
HDF
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/uvvis/Cabauw_DeBilt_uvvis_ap_2022.pdf
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A. Piters (KNMI) - low-vertical resolution profiles of tropospheric NO2 and aerosol during daytime, total-columns of O3 during sunrise and sunset processed with the FRM4DOAS central processing system.

Multiple Species UV/Visible Spectrometer (Mini-SAOZ) at Mahe, Seychelles

Site (station location)
Mahe, Seychelles
Instrument Type
UV/Visible Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
Mini-SAOZ
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
2017
–present
Cooperating Institutions
LATMOS-IPSL, SMA
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A. Pazmino, F. Goutail (LATMOS-IPSL) and V. Amelie (SMA) – Mini-SAOZ system operated since September 2017. It is the modernized and lightened version of the SAOZ instrument.

Multiple Species UV/Visible Spectrometer (SAOZ) at Sondre Stromfjord, Greenland

Site (station location)
Søndre Strømfjord, Greenland
Instrument Type
UV/Visible Spectrometer
Parameter
Multiple Species
Model
SAOZ
Instrument Status
Active
Periods of Activity
2017
–present
Cooperating Institutions
LATMOS-IPSL, DMI
Data Link
HDF
Metadata File
https://www-air.larc.nasa.gov/pub/NDACC/PUBLIC/meta/uvvis/Sondre_uvvis_ap_v3_2024.pdf
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A. Pazmino, F. Goutail (LATMOS-IPSL) and Nis Jepsen (DMI) - SAOZ system for NO2 and ozone operated since September 2017. The instrument previously operated at Thule station (1990-2016). New reference spectrum created and retrieval updated following UVVIS WG recommendations.

Comments
latmos007
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