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Ozone validation plan Mike Newchurch and the TEMPO validation team 28 May 2015 3 rd TEMPO Science Team Meeting UAHuntsville Huntsville Alabama O 3 Correlative data and Tools Correlative data ID: 812109

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TEMPO Validation Activities:Ozone validation plan Mike Newchurch and the TEMPO validation team28 May 20153rd TEMPO Science Team MeetingUAHuntsvilleHuntsville, Alabama

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O3 Correlative data and ToolsCorrelative dataGround-based (sfc, Pandora, lidar) and ozonesonde points, profiles, and columns.Aircraft and space-borne (best effort)Measured vs. modeled radiances (best effort)Measured and modeled geophysical products (best effort)Climatologies (best effort)Spatial and temporal gradients (best effort)Spatio-temporal distributions, captured gradients /patterns , scale effects (high (pixel level) and low (urban/regional) resolution pattern comparisons. Best effort.)ToolsColumn and profile bias and variances Averaging kernels and vertical sensitivity, correlationsError covariancesScale effectsInformation contentEigenanalyses/Principal Component AnalysesDFS

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Pre-launch and Post-launch ActivitiesPre-launch activities: Prepare data ingestSurface NetworksProfiling/column NetworksAircraft (best effort)Satellite instruments (best effort)Campaigns (best effort)Post-launch activities: Perform intercomparisonsSurface networks (some best effort)CAPABLE/LaRCPAMS/State&LocalSPARTAN (US & Canada)IMPROVENCore/EPAAirNow/EPA’MexicoProfiling/column Networks (distinguish which are TEMPO-funded and part of PLRA Level 1 requirements)TOLNet (best effort)NDACC (best effort)PANDORA (subset of US)Ozonesonde (subset of US)Dobson/Brewer (US & Canada, best effort)NAPS/Canada (best effort)Mexico (best effort) Aircraft (coordinate for best effort, e.g., EV suborbital or ACP campaigns)Geo-TASOACAM/GCAS Satellite instruments (coordinate for best effort, e.g., NRAs)TROPOMI

GOME-2NPP/OMPS

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Pre-launch and Post-launch ActivitiesMilestonesL-24M to LCoordinate ground-based assets operation and accessDevelop tools for intercomparisonsExercise forward modelsCreate and exercise Level 1 and Level 2 datasetsImplement validation toolsL+3M to L+15MPerform validation measurementsIntensive Campaigns (best effort)L+3M to L+15M: TOLNet, Pandora, O3sondes @ home locationsL+3M to L+15M: TOLNet, Pandora, sondes @ UC Berkeley (best effort)L+3M to L+15M: Aircraft (ACAM/GCAS, Geo-TASO) @ CA