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A comparison of thermal infrared and ultraviolet retrievals of SO < inf> 2 in the cloud produced by the 2003 Al-Mishraq State sulfur plant fire
[1] The detection of SO2 plumes by space-based sensors has been demonstrated in the UV and TIR. However, the relationship between these retrieval techniques is poorly constrained. In this paper we compare near-coincidental EP TOMS and MODIS data of a near-pure SO2 plume from the Al-Mishraq State sul
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