Potential of space-based TROPOMI observations for understanding the spatial and temporal variability of surface NO2 and its dependencies upon land use over south-western Europe
Hervé Petetin(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), Carlos Pérez García‐Pando(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), Dene Bowdalo(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), Steven Compernolle(Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy), Marc Guevara(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), Santiago Enciso(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), Oriol Jorba(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), Franco López(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), Pierre-Antoine Bretonnière(Barcelona Supercomputing Center), Albert Soret(Barcelona Supercomputing Center)
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