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The amplitude of the seasonal variation is different at the higher altitude where AIRS sensitivity is greatest. Image credit: NASAĪIRS data (shown by the blue curve) are able to duplicate the historic Keeling curve of carbon dioxide growth (shown by the red curve) since September 2002. Image credit: NASAĪnimation of the 3-D transport and distribution of water vapor as measured by AIRS from June through November 2005. Image credit: NASAĪIRS map of carbon dioxide in Earth's middle troposphere for the month of July 2009.

Image credit: NASAĪnimation of AIRS measurments of total column ozone during August and September 2005. Image credit: NASAĪnimation of AIRS measurments of methane at 200 millibar pressure level during August and September 2005. Image credit: NASAĪnimation of AIRS measurments of total column carbon monoxide during August and September 2005. Image credit: NASAĪnimation of AIRS measurements of cloud fraction during August and September 2005. Image credit: NASAĪnimation of AIRS measurements of high-altitude temperature, 500 millibar pressure level, during August and September 2005. Image credit: NASAĪnimation of AIRS measurements of high-altitude water vapor, 500 millibar pressure level, during August and Septmeber 2005. The Atmospheric Infrared Sounder (AIRS) instrument on NASA's Aqua satellite measures the infrared spectrum of Earth's atmosphere, observing and recording the global daily distribution of temperature, water vapor, clouds, and several atmospheric gases including ozone, methan and carbon monoxide.
