Record solar UV irradiance in the tropical Andes
Abstract
High elevation, thin ozone layer, and clear sky produce intense ultraviolet (UV) radiation in the tropical Andes. Recent models suggest that tropical stratospheric ozone will slightly decrease in the coming decades, potentially resulting in more UV anomalies. Data collected between 4,300-5,916 m above sea level (asl) in Bolivia show how this trend could dramatically impact surface solar irradiance. During 61 days, two Eldonet dosimeters recorded...
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Title
Record solar UV irradiance in the tropical Andes
Published Date
Jul 8, 2014
Volume
2
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