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We show that the near infrared solar absorption spectra recorded in theframework of the Total Carbon Column Observing Network (TCCON) can be used toderive the vertical distribution of tropospheric water vapour. The resolutionof the TCCON spectra of 0.02 cm<sup>−1</sup> is sufficient for retrieving lowerand middle/upper tropospheric water vapour concentrations with a verticalresolution of about 3 and 8 km, respectively. We document the good qualityof the remotely-sensed profiles by comparisons with coincident in-situVaisala RS92 radiosonde measurements. Due to the high measurement frequency,the TCCON water vapour profile data offer novel opportunities for estimatingthe water vapour variability at different timescales and altitudes

Remote sensing of water vapour profiles in the framework of the Total Carbon Column Observing Network (TCCON)