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A Synthetic Atmospheric Millimeter-wave Propagation Model For Future Meteorological Radiometric Missions

The data interpretation of the future meteorological millimeter wave missions aboard satellites (METEOSAT 2d Generation, AMSU on the TIROS series) is highly dependant on the validity of the radiative transfer model in the atmosphere. Above 60 GHz, very few complete models have been developed and the in situ observations are sparse.. The approch we propose benefits from the latest progress in spectroscopic data, includes all-weather conditions and presents an original treatment of the roughened sea surface emissivity. The model will soon be confronted with results of an English-French measurement campaign operating in the window regions of the absorption spectrum.