Comparison between TOMS, TOVS and DOBSON observations: satellite and surface views of total column ozone

Comparison between TOMS, TOVS and DOBSON observations: satellite and surface views of total column ozone

TOVS infrared and microwave observations are now being used to estimate total column ozone over the globe by employing a new physical retrieval algorithm. The TOVS archives from 1979 to the present have been reprocessed, and the results during the great Antartic “ozone hole” of 1987 are compared wit...

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