Global XCO2 anomalies 2015-2017
OCO-2 XCO2 anomalies 2014-2016
Mean OCO-2 XCO2 anomalies, for three different study areas (top row). Mean tropospheric OMI NO2 columns (middle row). OCO-2 and OMI data are taken between September 2014 and April 2016. ODIAC emission inventory map from the year 2014 (bottom row). The spatial resolution is 1° × 1°. Below there’s a little video from Science Museum of Virginia explaining how the anomaly approach work:
OCO-2 on target mode over FMI Sodankylä 2015
Sodankylä is one of the OCO-2 target stations, i.e., once in awhile during one orbit, the instrument targets Sodankylä and measures back and forth over it. All those OCO-2 XCO2 measurements shown in the animation were performed in about four minutes on 20 August 2015. During that day Sodankylä's TCCON FTS instrument measured XCO2 of about 394.5 ppm.
Smoke to Europe from East and West 2015
Those clouds are smoke from Alaska and Canada, and came here from East and West. See also the "Smoke Goes Around the World" by NASA's Earth Observatory website.
Holuhraun fissure eruption 2014
SO2 total columns as seen from OMI TRL product during the Holuhraun fissure eruption for six days in September 2014. The dates (day/month) are indicated in the title of each panel. The blue crosses indicate the location of Sodankylä ground-based station.
Wildfire in Sweden 2014
OMPS/SAMPO observes moving aersol cloud in four overpasses. The cloud is probably originating from Swedish wildfires.
OMI tropospheric NO2 over Northern Europe 2005–2010
See explanations and more from this link.
Superstorm Sandy 2012
"Our" simulation done in the OpenIFS user meeting, illustrating Sandy hitting New York.
Minnesota forest fires 2011
Transportation from Minnesota forest fires to Europe and Ural.
Grimsvötn 2011
Volcanic SO2 seen by OMI VFD service.
Volcanic ash over Finland and Estonia!
Arctic ozone hole 2011
GOMOS, OMI and Sodankylä sounding measurements during Arctic ozone hole period 2011.
GOMOS onestep!
