ESACCI_OZONE_L4_NP

Variables

The table below lists the variables that are present in the HARP product that results from an ingestion of ESACCI_OZONE_L4_NP data.

field name type dimensions unit description
datetime double {time} [seconds since 2000-01-01] time of the measurement
longitude float {longitude} [degree_east] longitude of the grid cell center
latitude float {latitude} [degree_north] latitude of the grid cell center
geopotential_height float {time, latitude, longitude, vertical} [m] geopotential height
temperature float {time, latitude, longitude, vertical} [K] temperature
pressure float {time, latitude, longitude, vertical} [Pa] air pressure profile
pressure_bounds float {time, latitude, longitude, vertical, 2} [Pa] air pressure boundaries for each profile layer
O3_column_number_density float {time, latitude, longitude, vertical} [molec/m^2] O3 column number density
O3_column_number_density_uncertainty float {time, latitude, longitude, vertical} [molec/m^2] uncertainty of the O3 column number density
O3_volume_mixing_ratio float {time, latitude, longitude, vertical} [] O3 volume mixing ratio
O3_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty float {time, latitude, longitude, vertical} [] uncertainty of the O3 volume mixing ratio
index int32 {time}   zero-based index of the sample within the source product

Mapping description

The table below details where and how each variable was retrieved from the input product.

field name mapping description
datetime path /@time_coverage_start, /time[]
description datetime converted from time in hours (time[]) since the start of the product (@time_coverage_start) to seconds since 2000-01-01
longitude path /lon[]
latitude path /lat[]
geopotential_height path /Gph[]
temperature path /Temperature[]
pressure path /Psurf[], /Hybride_coef_fa[], /Hybride_coef_fb[]
description pressure at the center of layer k is derived from surface air pressure as: Hybride_coef_fa[k] + Hybride_coef_fb[k] * Psurf[]
pressure_bounds path /Psurf[], /Hybride_coef_a[], /Hybride_coef_b[]
description pressure at level m is derived from surface air pressure as: Hybride_coef_a[m] + Hybride_coef_b[m] * Psurf[]
O3_column_number_density path /O3_dens[]
O3_column_number_density_uncertainty path /O3s_dens[]
O3_volume_mixing_ratio path /O3_vmr[]
O3_volume_mixing_ratio_uncertainty path /O3s_vmr[]