CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADES

Antarctica is the continent that has suffered the strongest variations in total ozone column and UV-B radiation, during the last decades, as consequence of the "ozone hole". Systematic measurements of total ozone column are being performed since the late 1950s at ground stations, and globa...

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Autores principales:	Diaz,Susana B, Deferrari,Guillermo, Nelson,Don, Camilion,M. Carolina
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Oceanográficas, Universidad de Concepción 2004
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spelling	oai:scielo:S0717-653820040002000292005-05-16CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADESDiaz,Susana BDeferrari,GuillermoNelson,DonCamilion,M. CarolinaAntarctica is the continent that has suffered the strongest variations in total ozone column and UV-B radiation, during the last decades, as consequence of the "ozone hole". Systematic measurements of total ozone column are being performed since the late 1950s at ground stations, and global coverage is available since the late 1970s, with measurements provided by instruments installed at different satellites (Nimbus-7, Meteor-3, Adeos, Earth-Probe, Gome). In 1988, the National Science Foundation (US) initiated the activities of the NSF UV Radiation Monitoring Network, installing three spectro-radiometers SUV-100/BSI in South Pole, Mc Murdo and Palmer Stations, and one in Ushuaia. Now, a time series of more than ten years is available for all stations. Nevertheless, there are no records of background spectral irradiances, prior to the "ozone hole". Then, we completed the databases, for South Pole, dating back to the late 1970´s, with narrow-band and biologically weighted irradiances inferred, applying a multi-regressive model, from total ozone column and pyranometer data from the NOAA/CMDL surface radiation budget database. Combining the above-mentioned databases, we will present a discussion on the climatologies of ozone and irradiances over Antarctica, in the last decadesinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessFacultad de Ciencias Naturales y Oceanográficas, Universidad de ConcepciónGayana (Concepción) v.68 n.2 suppl.TIProc 20042004-01-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-65382004000200029en10.4067/S0717-65382004000200029
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description	Antarctica is the continent that has suffered the strongest variations in total ozone column and UV-B radiation, during the last decades, as consequence of the "ozone hole". Systematic measurements of total ozone column are being performed since the late 1950s at ground stations, and global coverage is available since the late 1970s, with measurements provided by instruments installed at different satellites (Nimbus-7, Meteor-3, Adeos, Earth-Probe, Gome). In 1988, the National Science Foundation (US) initiated the activities of the NSF UV Radiation Monitoring Network, installing three spectro-radiometers SUV-100/BSI in South Pole, Mc Murdo and Palmer Stations, and one in Ushuaia. Now, a time series of more than ten years is available for all stations. Nevertheless, there are no records of background spectral irradiances, prior to the "ozone hole". Then, we completed the databases, for South Pole, dating back to the late 1970´s, with narrow-band and biologically weighted irradiances inferred, applying a multi-regressive model, from total ozone column and pyranometer data from the NOAA/CMDL surface radiation budget database. Combining the above-mentioned databases, we will present a discussion on the climatologies of ozone and irradiances over Antarctica, in the last decades
author	Diaz,Susana B Deferrari,Guillermo Nelson,Don Camilion,M. Carolina
spellingShingle	Diaz,Susana B Deferrari,Guillermo Nelson,Don Camilion,M. Carolina CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADES
author_facet	Diaz,Susana B Deferrari,Guillermo Nelson,Don Camilion,M. Carolina
author_sort	Diaz,Susana B
title	CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADES
title_short	CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADES
title_full	CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADES
title_fullStr	CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADES
title_full_unstemmed	CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADES
title_sort	climatologies of ozone and uv-b irradiances over antarctica in the last decades
publisher	Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Oceanográficas, Universidad de Concepción
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CLIMATOLOGIES OF OZONE AND UV-B IRRADIANCES OVER ANTARCTICA IN THE LAST DECADES

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