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Impact of Broken Clouds on Trace Gas Spectroscopy From Low Earth Orbit

K. Sebastian Schmidt, Steven Massie, and Graham Feingold

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Abstract

We explain the observed high bias of carbon dioxide retrieved from passive spectroscopy (OCO-2) in presence of broken clouds with three-dimensional spectroscopic radiative transfer calculations.

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