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VALIDATION OF HIGH-RESOLUTION TEMPERATURE PROFILES (HRTP) RETRIEVED FROM BI-CHROMATIC SCINTILLATION MEASUREMENTS BY GOMOS

The GOMOS instrument on board the Envisat satellite is equipped with two fast photometers operating at 1 kHz sampling frequency in blue and red wavelengths. The bi-chromatic scintillations recorded by the photometers allow the determination of a refractive angle, which is proportional to the time delay between the photometer signals. The high resolution density and temperature profiles (with a vertical resolution of about 200 m) can be reconstructed from these data at altitudes 18-35 km. We present the results of an extensive validation of HRTP with sounding, lidar, and CHAMP measurements, as well as comparison of HRTP in GOMOS close collocations. In addition to traditional validation methods, we used also the spectral analysis approach for the validation of HRTP.