The mean and standard deviation of the surface altitude information in the 90 meter resolution global Copernicus DEM within the area defined by the pixel boundaries for each band of TROPOMI, as well as the air pressure weighted average of the surface altitude. In addition the product contains a land fraction for each pixel, as well as a water body classification, a land classification, and a combined surface classification.
The title of the product in the data files is "Multi Band Auxiliary DEM Data"
More information and examples
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Dataset Specifications
[ To come ]
Examples of filenames (a.k.a. granules):
S5P_OFFL_L2__AUXDEM_20260201T231910_20260202T010040_43039_03_020901_20260203T130525.nc S5P_OFFL_L2__AUXDEM_20251122T083442_20251122T101612_42023_03_020901_20251126T144622.ncnc |
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Elements in the filename separated by underscores after the initial "S5P": |
Dataset Specifications V2 | |
| Temporal Coverage |
SinceFrom 22-Nov-2022 |
| Spatial Coverage |
~2600 km swath Full daily surface coverage of radiance and reflectance measurements for latitudes > 7° and < -7°, and better than 95 % coverage for latitudes in the interval [-7°, 7°] |
| Spatial Resolution at Nadir | See table "TROPOMI spectral bands" on the L1B-radiances product page |
| Processor Version | 02.xx.xx, with x=any digit between 0 and 9, starting with version 02.09.01 |
Processing Level
Level-2 processing of S5P/TROPOMI data.
How to Access the Data
The data related to this product are accessible via the Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem (CDSE) for expert users only.
Documentation & Related Datasets
Technical documentation on the S5P/TROPOMI Level-1B and Level-2 products can be found on the the SentiWiki S5P Products page.
Dataset Citation Guidelines
Users, who, in the ir research, use ESA Earth Observation data that have been assigned a DOI, are asked to use it when citing the data source in their publications:
Dataset Citation Guidelines V2 |
| Multi Band Auxiliary DEM DataCopernicus Sentinel-5P (processed by ESA), 2022, TROPOMI Level 2 products. Version 02. European Space Agency. https://doi.org/10.57780/esa-82b1b5c |