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Ship emitted NO<sub>2</sub> in the Indian Ocean: comparison of model results with satellite data

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Table 1. Important parameters of the used satellite data and the model.
Table 2. NO x ship emissions from existing literature. The table summarizes the global emis- emis-sion total and the emisemis-sion into region S (83 ◦ E–94.2 ◦ E/4.4 ◦ N–7.2 ◦ N) for different spatial ship activity patterns (AMVER and ICOADS)
Fig. 1. NO x emissions inventory as used in the model simulation. Estimates are taken from EDGAR3.2FT2000 over land and from Eyring et al
Fig. 2. February mean tropospheric NO 2 columns: (a) derived from SCIAMACHY measure- measure-ments from 2003 to 2008 using the DOAS technique and the tropospheric excess method (TEM)
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