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| IASI Products |
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IASI products are classified according to CEOS list.
| Level 0 : | Raw IASI measurement data, after on-ground demultiplexing ; level 0 includes pre-calibrated spectra, the corresponding non calibrated images, calibration images, verification data and auxiliary data necessary for further processing. |
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| Level 1a : | Non apodised calibrated spectra and corresponding images ; this step of processing comprises data decoding, radiometric post-calibration, spectral calibration, IASI/AVHRR coregistration via IASI images, geolocation and dating. |
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| Level 1b : | Level 1a resampled. |
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| Level 1c : | Level 1b apodised to obtain a nominal Instrument Spectral Response Function ; this level includes also an analysis of the AVHRR radiances over the IASI pixels. |
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| Level 2a : | Geophysical products derived from IASI in a self-standing mode (profiles of temperature, humidity, surface temperature, trace gas distribution, cloud parameters, etc.). Level 2a data may exist as interim geophysical products during the commissioning and pre-operational IASI mission phases and as geophysical products after upgrading of the processing software at the end of the pre-operational phase. Some of them might be merged into a more limited number of geophysical product records depending on the processing architecture and needs of users. |
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| Level 2b : | Geophysical products derived after co-processing of data from IASI and the METOP meteorological instruments. These products may be similar to level 2a products but with higher accuracy, resolution and/or extracted over a wider range of cloudiness. |
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| Level 3 : | Gridded and time-averaged geophysical products derived from level 2b products possibly in combination with information obtained from sources other than EPS system. |
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| Level 4 : | Multisensor geophysical products for instance as results of assimilation in meteorological or chemical transport models. |
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