Berkeley High Resolution (BEHR) OMI NO2 v3.0C - Gridded pixels, daily profiles

The BEHR reprocesses tropospheric NO2 columns from the Ozone
Monitoring Instrument (OMI) satellite using high resolution a
priori NO2 profiles, surface reflectivity, and surface
elevation data. This product uses NO2 profiles for the day
retrieved, simulated by the WRF-Chem model at 12 km spatial resolution.
The use of high spatial resolution NO2 profiles has been shown to
better resolve urban/rural differences in NO2 column densities,
and the use of day-to-day (rather than monthly average) profiles is
especially important in applications that preferentially select
observations upwind or downwind of a NOx source. The BEHR OMI
NO2 v3.0C product is an experimental branch of BEHR v3.0B
(10.6078/D1WH41, 10.6078/D12D5X, 10.6078/D1RQ3G,
10.6078/D1N086).  The time range covers May 13-June 23, 2012 and
August 1-September 23, 2013.