New MIPAS V7 products

MIPAS measurements on ENVISAT represent a unique database for the study of atmospheric composition and of the time variation of atmospheric constituents. For trend studies it is important that instrumental drifts are reduced. Some of the MIPAS spectral bands are affected by time-dependent non-linearity that have been recently corrected. In addition to this non-linearity correction, the forthcoming new version of MIPAS products (Version 7) contains several other improvements: a new approach for handling continuum leading to a more stable retrieval, a new selection of spectral intervals for the analysis of the full resolution measurements aiming to reduce the bias between full resolution and optimized resolution measurements, the regularization of the H2O profiles. Furthermore, the implementation of the retrieval of five new species (HCFC-22, CFC-14, HCN, COF2, CCl4) leads to a total of 15 species in ESA products. The latest improvements implemented in the ESA processor, the results of the validation of the products and some preliminary results on the trend of some ozone depleting substances will be presented and discussed.