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Microwave instruments in the NDACC provide measurements of the vertical profiles of O3, H2O, and ClO in the stratosphere and mesosphere. The vertical profile information is derived from the change in pressure broadening as a function of altitude. These instruments can operate nearly continuously, and provide information on tracer variations on timescales from diurnal to multi-decadal.
Locations
Mauna Kea, HI, United States (19.83N, 155.48W)
ClO
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Ny Ålesund, Norway (78.92N, 11.93E)
Scott Base, Antarctica (77.85S, 166.75E)
ClO
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McMurdo Station, Antarctica (77.85S, 166.63E)
Thule, Greenland (76.53N, 68.74W)
South Pole, Antarctica (90S, NAE)
Mauna Loa, HI, United States (19.54N, 155.58W)
Observatoire de Bordeaux, France (44.83N, .52W)
Ozone
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Reunion Island, Maido, France (21.1S, 55.4E)
Rikubetsu, Japan (43.46N, 143.77E)
Ozone
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Table Mountain Facility, CA, United States (34.4N, 117.7W)
Bern, Switzerland (46.95N, 7.45E)
Payerne, Switzerland (46.82N, 6.95E)
Ozone
Model: SOMORA
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Onsala, Sweden (57.4N, 11.93E)
Water Vapor
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Sodankylä, Finland (67.37N, 26.65E)
Seoul, Korea, Republic of (37.58N, 127E)
Water Vapor
Model: SWARA
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Andøya, Norway (69.3N, 16.0E)
Wind
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Observatoire de Haute Provence, France (43.94N, 5.71E)
Wind
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