Add to ORKGMeasurements on stratospheric aerosols were carried out at Syowa Station (69°00\u27S, 39°35\u27E) in 1983,1984 and 1985. The volcanic eruption of El Chichon (spring 1982,Mexico) possibly disturbed the Antarctic winter stratosphere. The decay time scale of volcanic enhanced aerosol layer is about 9 months
50-55Lidar aerosol backscatter data of a few stations published in Bulletin of Global Volcanism Netw...
The vertical distribution of stratospheric aerosols has been measured with lidars at the Meteorologi...
An aerosol increase in the lower stratosphere was observed by ground-based lidar at Garmisch-Partenk...
The stratospheric perturbation caused by the April 1982 eruption of the Mexican volcano El Chichon (...
The volcano El Chichon (Mexico) erupted violently over several days at the end of March and at the b...
Balloon measurements of aerosols have been made in the winter and spring of 1985 to investigate the ...
The eruption of the Mexican volcano El Chichon in April 1982 enhanced the stratospheric aerosol load...
The global climatology and understanding of stratospheric aerosols evolving primarily from lidar and...
Observations of polar stratospheric clouds (PSCs), carried out at the Amundsen Scott South Pole Stat...
The outline of lidar measurements which were made at Syowa Station (69°00\u27S, 39°35\u27E), Antarct...
Lidar measurements made at Poker Flat, Alaska in winter 1991/1992 suggest that stratospheric aerosol...
During 1991 the terrestrial stratosphere went through a substantially increased aerosol load, due ma...
The time evolution of stratospheric aerosol layer formed after a volcanic eruption is studied taking...
The transport to northern midlatitudes of stratospheric aerosol layers originating from the 4 April ...
During the last year of the Antarctic Climate Research (ACR) period, two large volcanos erupted. In ...
50-55Lidar aerosol backscatter data of a few stations published in Bulletin of Global Volcanism Netw...
The vertical distribution of stratospheric aerosols has been measured with lidars at the Meteorologi...
An aerosol increase in the lower stratosphere was observed by ground-based lidar at Garmisch-Partenk...
The stratospheric perturbation caused by the April 1982 eruption of the Mexican volcano El Chichon (...
The volcano El Chichon (Mexico) erupted violently over several days at the end of March and at the b...
Balloon measurements of aerosols have been made in the winter and spring of 1985 to investigate the ...
The eruption of the Mexican volcano El Chichon in April 1982 enhanced the stratospheric aerosol load...
The global climatology and understanding of stratospheric aerosols evolving primarily from lidar and...
Observations of polar stratospheric clouds (PSCs), carried out at the Amundsen Scott South Pole Stat...
The outline of lidar measurements which were made at Syowa Station (69°00\u27S, 39°35\u27E), Antarct...
Lidar measurements made at Poker Flat, Alaska in winter 1991/1992 suggest that stratospheric aerosol...
During 1991 the terrestrial stratosphere went through a substantially increased aerosol load, due ma...
The time evolution of stratospheric aerosol layer formed after a volcanic eruption is studied taking...
The transport to northern midlatitudes of stratospheric aerosol layers originating from the 4 April ...
During the last year of the Antarctic Climate Research (ACR) period, two large volcanos erupted. In ...
50-55Lidar aerosol backscatter data of a few stations published in Bulletin of Global Volcanism Netw...
The vertical distribution of stratospheric aerosols has been measured with lidars at the Meteorologi...
An aerosol increase in the lower stratosphere was observed by ground-based lidar at Garmisch-Partenk...