Feature Papers of Section “Atmospheric Remote Sensing” (Second Edition)

Dear Colleagues,

Atmospheric remote sensing is an important branch of the modern remote sensing of our planet. The terrestrial atmosphere is composed of various atmospheric gases, particulate matter, water, ice, and mixed clouds. The monitoring of atmospheric composition using various techniques important for environmental studies, climate research, aerosol–trace gases-cloud interaction studies and hazard (smoke, dust storms, volcanic explosions, ozone holes, etc.) warnings.

This Special Issue is the second volume of the Issue “Feature Papers for Atmospheric Remote Sensing”. On the basis of the previous research results, this volume aims to present recent advances in atmospheric remote sensing derived from ground-based and spaceborne observations.

Papers related to the following topics are welcome:

• Atmospheric radiative transfer;
• Remote sensing of atmospheric aerosol;
• Remote sensing of trace gases including CO₂, O₃, CH₄, SO₂, and NO₂;
• Remote sensing of terrestrial clouds;
• Remote sensing of precipitation;
• Precipitable water vapor retrieval techniques;
• Study of aerosol–trace gases–clouds interactions;
• Inversion theory;
• Machine/Deep learning approach for atmospheric retrieval;
• Validation of geophysical products.

Dr. Alexander Kokhanovsky
Dr. Dmitry Efremenko
Guest Editors

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