Balloon-borne measurements of middle atmosphere aerosols and trace gases in Antarctica
This paper reviews data on in situ balloon-borne measurements on stratospheric ozone concentrations and aerosol contents obtained prior to 1986, along with the measurements obtained in 1986 during the National Ozone Expedition. The data indicate that the phenomenon of ozone depletion appears to be s...
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1988
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| Online Access: | http://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19880049019 |
| Summary: | This paper reviews data on in situ balloon-borne measurements on stratospheric ozone concentrations and aerosol contents obtained prior to 1986, along with the measurements obtained in 1986 during the National Ozone Expedition. The data indicate that the phenomenon of ozone depletion appears to be shaped spatially and temporally by dynamical stratospheric phenomena. In terms of Antarctic stratospheric research, it appears that the most important problems at the moment involve delineating the springtime ozone depletion through accurate in situ measurements of temperature, trace gas, and particle size (in addition to remote sensing from space). |
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