All Tables

Table 1: The solar longitude ( $L_{\rm S}$ ) values, the planet apparent size and the planetocentric coordinates of the sub-earth point (SEP) at the time of the observations.
Table 2: Coordinates of and local time at the observed points on the planetary disk in 2001. Celestial offsets.
Table 3: Coordinates of and local time at the observed points on the planetary disk in 2005. Celestial offsets.
Table 4: Observational parameters in 2001 and 2005.
Table 5: Mean surface temperature values derived from the 2001 and 2005 observations, after convolution by the antenna beam.
Table 6: Spectroscopic parameters of the observed CO lines. Parameter $\nu _0$ is given in GHz, I₀ in $\left[\log\left({\rm nm^{2}~MHz^{-1}}\right)\right]$ at T = 300 K and E₀ in $\rm\left [cm^{-1}\right ]$ .
Table 7: Mean surface temperature given by the MCD for both observation dates and both scenarios (MY24 and Warm) after convolution by the beam pattern at 230 GHz.
Table 8: Mean thermal profiles retrieved from the 2001 observations.
Table 9: Mean thermal profiles retrieved from the 2005 observations.
Table 10: Observed Doppler shifts in m s^-1 retrieved from the 2001 observations ( $L_{\rm S}=180^{\circ }$ ). Positive values for retrograde velocities. Parenthese: 1- $\sigma$ measurement uncertainties.
Table 11: Same caption as Table 10 for the 2005 observations ( $L_{\rm S}=316^{\circ }$ ).