Modeling of the radiation of CO2 above 2000 K remains a challenge for the prediction of radiative transfer at high temperatures, especially for the design of thermal protection of space vehicles entering the Martian atmosphere. The challenge for both the creation of databases that the development of models to perform calculations coupled between Aerothermodynamics and radiative transfer. Several spectroscopic databases have been developed in recent decades. Simulations of CO2-N2 mixtures at equilibrium showed that the IR emission of CO2 is important, if not predominant, up to 4000 K. But the experimental data to verify their accuracy at high temperature are few and limited to the low spectral resolution, at lower temperatures, or involve si...