E. Mahieu

Publishing 2006–2016

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Publications 8

  1. intercomparison of in situ ndir and column ftir measurements of co2 at jungfraujoch
  2. model sensitivity studies of the decrease in atmospheric carbon tetrachloride
  3. retrievals of formaldehyde from ground-based ftir and max-doas observations at the jungfraujoch station and comparisons with geos-chem and images model simulations
  4. improved spectral fitting of nitrogen dioxide from omi in the 405–465 nm window
  5. observed and simulated time evolution of hcl, clono2, and hf total column abundances
  6. an approach to retrieve information on the carbonyl fluoride (cof2) vertical distributions above jungfraujoch by ftir multi-spectrum multi-window fitting
  7. validation of ace-fts v2.2 measurements of hcl, hf, ccl3f and ccl2f2 using space-, balloon- and ground-based instrument observations
  8. comparisons between sciamachy and ground-based ftir data for total columns of co, ch4, co2 and n2o

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  1. Improving quality of life in older dialysis patients: the case for broader functional assessment
    as Elien Mahieu clinical kidney journal 2026
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