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This paper mainly focuses on the validation of temperature estimates derivedwith the newly launched Constellation Observing System for MeteorologyIonosphere and Climate (COSMIC)/Formosa Satellite 3 (FORMOSAT-3) system. Theanalysis is based on the radio occultation (RO) data samples collectedduring the first year observation from April 2006 to April 2007. For thevalidation, we have used the operational stratospheric analyses includingthe National Centers for Environmental Prediction - Reanalysis (NCEP), theJapanese 25-year Reanalysis (JRA-25), and the United Kingdom Met Office(MetO) data sets. Comparisons done in different formats reveal goodagreement between the COSMIC and reanalysis outputs. Spatially, the largestdeviations are noted in the polar latitudes, and height-wise, the tropicaltropopause region noted the maximum differences (2–4 K). We found thatamong the three reanalysis data sets the NCEP data sets have the bestresemblance with the COSMIC measurements

Global temperature estimates in the troposphere and stratosphere: a validation study of COSMIC/FORMOSAT-3 measurements