Satellite remote sensing of air quality has evolved dramatically over the last decade. Global
observations are now available for a wide range of species including aerosols, tropospheric …

Emissions from fossil fuel combustion and biomass burning reduce local air quality and
affect global tropospheric chemistry. Nitrogen oxides are emitted by all combustion …

We present a new algorithm for the near-real time retrieval–within 3 h of the actual satellite
measurement–of tropospheric NO 2 columns from the Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI) …

We present an approach to infer ground‐level nitrogen dioxide (NO2) concentrations by
applying local scaling factors from a global three‐dimensional model (GEOS‐Chem) to …

We compare a full-year (2006) record of surface air NO 2 concentrations measured in Israeli
cities to coinciding retrievals of tropospheric NO 2 columns from satellite sensors …

For the period 1996–2006, global distributions of tropospheric nitrogen dioxide (NO2) have
been derived from radiances measured with the satellite instruments GOME (Global Ozone …

Remote sensing may be a useful tool for exploring spatial variability of air pollution exposure
within an urban area. To evaluate the extent to which satellite data from the Ozone …

Aerosol number distribution measurements are reported at San Pietro Capofiume (SPC)
station (44° 39'N, 11° 37'E) for the time period 2002–2005. The station is located in Po …

The OMI NO 2 standard product, OMNO2d, has been widely used in estimating surface NO 2
concentrations. The Peking University Ozone Monitoring Instrument NO 2 product (POMINO) …

People in central-eastern China are suffering from severe air pollution of nitrogen oxides.
Top-down approaches have been widely applied to estimate the ground concentrations of …