Ultraviolet Radiation in the Arctic
In 1987, responding to serious ozone depletion reported in Antarctica, the National Science Foundation established a network of instruments to observe solar ultraviolet (UV) radiation at high latitudes. The network eventually grew to seven sites including two Arctic locations at Barrow, Alaska (71°...
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Arctic Data Center
2009
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