The phrase "atmosphere data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or measurements related to the atmosphere, such as weather conditions or environmental studies.
Example: "The researchers collected atmosphere data to analyze the effects of climate change on local weather patterns."
Alternatives: "atmospheric data" or "air quality data".
With the help of Iridium's constellation of more than 70 satellites circling 470 miles above the ground, the scientists have collected a bounty of information about electric currents in the upper atmosphere, data they could not have obtained otherwise.
In the last 50 years the world ocean has accumulated 22 times as much heat as has the atmosphere (data provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration of the Department of Commerce).
Although it too will analyse the Martian atmosphere, data from its miniaturised instruments (Mangalyaan carries 15kg of instrumentation, compared with MAVEN's 65kg) may not add much to the story MAVEN provides.
At that time no one could have foreseen the advent of jet aircraft, turbine-powered helicopters, ski-planes, data-recording machines powered by radioactive isotopes, and polar-orbiting satellites that automatically collect meteorologic and upper atmosphere data across the continent and transmit it to a base collection station.
The Atmosphere data types are aerosol, water vapor, cloud, temperature and moisture profiles, and cloud mask.
The upper atmosphere data include densities of carbon dioxide, ozone, atomic oxygen, and temperature.
A novel algorithm is presented for detecting trophic status (chlorophyll-a), cyanobacterial blooms, surface scum and floating vegetation in coastal and inland waters using top-of-atmosphere data from the Medium Resolution Imaging Spectrometer MERISS).
The first probably developed from a tropical wave offshore western Africa on September 12, according to historical weather maps and the Comprehensive Ocean-Atmosphere Data Set (COADS), both of which indicated a closed circulation.
In order to quantify air-water net CO2 exchange between surface waters and the atmosphere, additional data on wind speed and atmospheric CO2 partial pressure was obtained.
The satellites are intended to track ballistic missiles as they soar through the atmosphere, providing data that would help interceptor missiles tell missiles from decoys and home in on and destroy warheads.
For distinguishing SW and LW thermal radiation through the atmosphere measurement data obtained with a pyranometer and a pyrgeometer is used.
