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000062638 245__ $$aChemical heating rates derived from SCIAMACHY vibrationally excited OH limb emission spectra
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000062638 520__ $$aThe SCIAMACHY instrument on board Envisat is able to measure nearly all vibrational transitions of mesospheric hydroxyl-from the ultraviolet to the near infrared spectral region.In this paper, we analyze SCIAMACHY limb emission data in the 1000-1750 nm spectral region by means of a new vibrational non-LTE model of OH. Several hydroxyl hotbands are identified. Vibrational non-LTE model calculations applying different collisional relaxation models are able to reproduce the measured spectra. Best agreement between model calculations and measured spectra is obtained, if a combination of multiquantum and step ladder single-quantum relaxation model is applied. Emissions from the OH(nu = 9) vibrational state are used to derive chemical heating rates from the SCIAMACHY spectra. Instantaneous heating rates are in the order of 10 K/day. (c) 2007 COSPAR. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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