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We provide two databases, one for clear sky conditions and another for cloudy sky conditions, for both January and July 2021. Each database consists of input files for the CLAIM (CLouds and Atmospheric Inversion Module) code, as described in Sgheri et al. 2022, as well as output files. The input files contain data regarding the surface, atmospheric composition, and potential clouds. Additionally, the output files encompass computed variables essential for our analysis, including errors, precipitable water vapor, surface temperature, and thermal contrast.
{"references": ["Sgheri et al. (2022): The forum end-to-end simulator project: architecture and results. Atmospheric Measurement Techniques 15(3), 573\u2013604"]}
Remote Sensing, Retrieval of geophysical parameters, Far infrared, Surface spectral emissivity, FORUM
Remote Sensing, Retrieval of geophysical parameters, Far infrared, Surface spectral emissivity, FORUM
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