A mid-latitude ozone model for the US standard atmosphere, 1975 (summary)

A mid-latitude ozone model for the US standard atmosphere, 1975 (summary)

A mid-latitude, Northern-Hemisphere model of the daytime ozone distribution in the troposphere, stratosphere, and lower mesosphere was constructed. Data from rocket soundings in the latitude range 45 deg N + or - 15 deg, results of balloon soundings at altitudes from 41 to 47 deg N, and latitude gra...

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