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Total Column Ozone: Bodeker Scientific

Total column ozone (DU) for March 2011 (patched version).

Bodeker Scientific produces global, daily, total column ozone database by combining measurements from a number of different satellite-based instruments. Offsets and drifts between the different datasets are resolved through comparisons with the Dobson and Brewer ground-based instruments and through inter-satellite instrument comparisons. Three versions with different levels of temporal and spatial interpolation are available.

temporal metadataID:

Formats

Timestep

Daily | Monthly

Data Time Period Extended?

yes, data set is extended

Domain

Global

Missing Data Flag

missing data present

Vertical Levels

Vertically integrated

Earth system components and main variables

Atmosphere, Ozone: Total Column, Ozone: Stratospheric

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Total column ozone (DU) for March 2011 (patched version).
Total column ozone (DU) for March/June/September and December 2011 (patched version).

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Total Column Ozone: Bodeker Scientific

Bodeker Scientific produces global, daily, total column ozone database by combining measurements from a number of different satellite-based instruments. Offsets and drifts between the different datasets are resolved through comparisons with the Dobson and Brewer ground-based instruments and through inter-satellite instrument comparisons. Three versions with different levels of temporal and spatial interpolation are available.

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