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Dear Saivun Reddy, This message was just recently viewed as you posted it at a time which included a holiday in the United States. We have data from the Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) that includes most of the parameters you requested. The data are available at pressure levels in hPA. You can i...

I will check with my colleagues. To begin, I recommend this ARSET training set of videos (from a class), particularly part 3.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiuUQ9asub3TPlA3RZuMJ_mHLuy6W5tGe

Hello, Here is more information in response to your question. "I would like to suggest extracting PM2.5 from the daily AOD, and then calculate the monthly mean PM2.5. As such, the monthly PM2.5 value is more precise. When you convert AOD to PM2.5, you might need to consider the factors such as ...

This suggestion is from one of our staff members familiar with AIRS data.

The SNDR12CHRP1 version 2 data collection may work. https://doi.org/10.5067/WIG2N5C20MRJ

This data collection "fills" in missing channels, though I don't know if it would fill in that much of a gap.

Hello,

You may not be aware that the GES DISC has AIRS data. The search results for AIRICRAD are below. The associated documentation may assist in answering your question. Please reply if further assistance is required.

https://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov/datasets?keywords=AIRICRAD&page=1

Hello, Could you please point us to, or describe, which specific PM2.5 and PM10 data you used or intend to use? This will assist us in answering your question. Monthly mean AOD data from MODIS and Sentinel-5P (TROPOMI) is usually calculated from daily mean data with caveats, such as only daytime dat...

Our staff is examining the information you provided about the MERRA-2 download and will reply, likely early next week (February 6-10).

Hello, I have asked one of our GES DISC staff members who is familiar with these aerosol data products. Here is their answer; note that if you can provide additional information we may be able to give you more specific information. "I need more information from this user. For example, which VII...

The PIC algorithms are based on the light scattering properties of coccolithophorids, primarily Emiliania huxleyi. Because of their larger size and generally lower population density in the water column, calcareous zooplankton are unlikely to significantly influence the ocean optical characteristics...

We have examined what you reported, and we do not see differences between the cumulus-published CMR inventory, and the inventory in s4pa for IMERGHHL. The latter is also reconciled with PPS (the jsimpson host). There is nothing missing in CMR for IMERGHHL. Users should be careful in using CMR API qu...