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Satellite Observations of Ozone Minima In The Lower Stratosphere

  • Vaughan G
  • Quinn P
  • Kerridge B
  • et al.
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  • Tzanis A
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Abstract

Ozone profile data from ESA's GOME instrument and NASA's SAGE-II instrument were used to examine the occurrence of ozone minima in both the vertical and horizon- tal structure of the lower stratosphere between 10 and 20 km altitude, a region of the atmosphere that had previously been poorly observed on a global scale. Comparisons with RDF

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Vaughan, G., Quinn, P. T., Kerridge, B. J., & Siddans, R. (2002). Satellite Observations of Ozone Minima In The Lower Stratosphere. (A. Tzanis, Ed.), EGS General Assembly Conference Abstracts. Retrieved from http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2002EGSGA..27.2920V

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