National Institute of Water / University of Cambridge / /
IndustryTerm
satellite instruments / satellite data / satellite instrument types / long-term satellite measurements / ozone monitoring systems / main instrument systems / satellite records / satellite-based groups / consistent satellite record / Ground-based measurement systems / ground-based total ozone network / trend analyses using satellite ozone profile data / satellite data retrieval / using satellite data / /
NaturalFeature
Mt Pinatubo / /
Organization
University of Cambridge / World Meteorological Organization / National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research / European Ozone Research Coordinating Unit / US National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Canadian Space Agency / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / European Space Agency / International Ozone Commission / NASA Goddard Space Flight Center / /
Person
A. Redondas / V / G. Neduloha / M. De Mazière / H. Smit / J. Hannigan / Logan / S. Oltmans / N. Harris / Rowland / Johannes Staëhelin / Terao / Van Gijsel / N. Kämpfer / Molina / Neil Harris / G. Bodeker / S. Godin-Beekman / T. Leblanc / /
The New Initiative on Past Changes in the Vertical Distribution of Ozone Neil Harris, European Ozone Research Coordinating Unit, University of Cambridge, UK ([removed]) Johannes Staëhelin, SPARC