TEMPO (Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution) is a geostationary air-quality investigation hosted on Intelsat 40e. It observes North America at subdaily intervals, retrieving nitrogen dioxide, formaldehyde, ozone and cloud properties. Its Level-2 products preserve native sampling, while Level-3 products remap individual scans; ozone-profile retrievals are coarser than the principal trace-gas columns. Standard and near-real-time products support research and monitoring, with quality screening required. Atmospheric column measurements should be distinguished from ground-level pollutant concentrations.
Schedule, status, and mission updates. Time-based alerts will start when a time is available.
TEMPO (Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution) is a geostationary air-quality investigation hosted on Intelsat 40e. It observes North America at subdaily intervals, retrieving nitrogen dioxide, formaldehyde, ozone and cloud properties. Its Level-2 products preserve native sampling, while Level-3 products remap individual scans; ozone-profile retrievals are coarser than the principal trace-gas columns. Standard and near-real-time products support research and monitoring, with quality screening required. Atmospheric column measurements should be distinguished from ground-level pollutant concentrations.
Schedule, status, and mission updates. Time-based alerts will start when a time is available.