Electronic Data Submission for Paper 2003GL018609

	Top-down estimates of global CO sources using MOPITT measurements

	Avelino F. Arellano, Jr. and Prasad S. Kasibhatla
	Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences, Duke University, 
	Durham, NC 27708, USA

	Louis Giglio
	SSAI, NASA-GSFC, Greenbelt, MD 27701, USA

	Guido R. van der Werf
	USDA-FAS, NASA-GSFC, Greenbelt, MD 27701, USA

	James T. Randerson
	Divisions of Geological and Planetary Sciences and Engineering and 
	Applied Science, California 
	Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125, USA

Geophys. Res. Lett., vol. 31, doi:10.1029/2003GL018609, 2004.



Introduction

The table (table 1) provides the numbers for Figure 2 of the journal article and relevant estimates for Asia
from recent studies mentioned in the article (section 3 Results and Discussion).

This includes a priori (2nd column) and posteriori estimates (3rd-5th column) in Tg CO for 14 source 
categories (1st column) calculated in the inverse analysis, with the posteriori estimates of the 12 cases 
summarized for three MOPITT dataset that were used in the analysis. The range describes the maximum 
and minimum for the 4 error covariances (Sm) specified in the inversion while the uncertainty is represented
by 2-sigma root mean square error for the 4 error cases.

This table also includes other estimates for Asia (6th-9th columns), calculated total for Fossil Fuel and 
Biofuel Asian estimates, global methane and total sources reported in this work. 




2003GL018609-table.txt

1 column	= source category
2 column	= a priori estimates used in the inversion (Tg CO/yr)
		  fossil fuel/biofuel from EDGAR, biomass burning from
 		  Van der Werf et al [2003]
3 column	= posteriori estimates using MOPITT column dataset (Tg CO/yr)
		  given as minimum and maximum for 4 error case scenarios
		  and uncertainty as root mean square for 4 error case scenarios
4 column	= posteriori estimates using MOPITT 500 mb dataset (Tg CO/yr)
		  given as minimum and maximum for 4 error case scenarios
		  and uncertainty as root mean square for 4 error case scenarios
5 column	= posteriori estimates using MOPITT 700 mb dataset (Tg CO/yr)
		  given as minimum and maximum for 4 error case scenarios
		  and uncertainty as root mean square for 4 error case scenarios
6 column	= Streets et al [2003] Asian estimates (Tg CO for 2000)
7 column	= Palmer et al [2003] estimates for East Asia (which includes
		  China, Korea & Japan estimates they reported (Tg CO/yr)
8 column	= Carmichael et al. [2003] estimates for Asia (Tg CO for 2000)
9 column	= Estimates from Kasibhatla et al [2002] and Petron et al 
		  [2002] estimates using NOAA CMDL CO (Tg CO/yr) 


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