Dear Satya,

the model can run where you have spectroscopic data. So if you use HITRAN 
(there is a version in ARTS format in the package arts-xml-data, but ARTS also 
reads the original format directly) you can do calculations in the NIR. But 
note that the standard HITRAN catalog does not yet include broadening gases 
other than “air”, so the line widths will not be accurate for Venus. You could 
investigate what is available from them, though, since they are adding more and 
more nonstandard parameters.

The more fundamental limitation is that ARTS so far does not allow to include 
the sun, so you can do only nighttime RT simulations in the NIR for now. (We 
are working on changing this, but it will take quite some time still).

So, the short summary of this is: If you are happy with a nighttime-only 
simulation with only approximate line-widths, then just switch the line catalog 
to HITRAN (either ARTS own version or the original) and you should be ok.

Cheers,

Stefan

On 4 Sep 2021, at 9:48, Satya Prakash Ojha wrote:

> Hello,  I would like to use Atmospheric Radiative Transfer Simulator (ARTS)
> version 2.4.0 for near-infrared (NIR) radiative transfer simulations on
> planet Venus. As per the paper (https://doi.org/10.5194/gmd-11-1537-2018)
> published in GMD (2018), the model supports simulations for microwave and
> thermal infrared only. The spectroscopic data are also provided up to 3 THz
> only. I would like to know if the model is hard coded for running in the
> specified frequency domain? Is it possible to run it for the NIR region
> during the night-time? How to prepare data for customized frequencies?
>
> With regards
> Satya
>
> -- 
> Satya Prakash Ojha, PhD
> SAC(ISRO), Ahmedabad
> India
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