A North American Arctic aerosol climatology using ground-based sunphotometry.
From: Arctic
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Date: 9/1/2002
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Author: Bokoye, Amadou I.; McArthur, L.J. Bruce; O'Neill, N.T.; Royer, Alain
ABSTRACT. The Arctic is known as a key area for the detection of climate changes and atmospheric pollution on a global scale. In this paper we describe a new Canadian sunphotometer network called AEROCAN, whose primary mandate is to establish a climatology of atmospheric aerosols. This network is part of AERONET, the worldwide federated sunphotometer network managed by the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. The potential of sunphotometer data from the AERONET/AEROCAN network for ...
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