Meudon / Kiel / New York / Ispra / Kassel / Cologne / Summit / Copenhagen / Hanover / Göttingen / Bremen / Bordeaux / Floirac / /
Company
SSB / McGraw-Hill / World Scientific / RAMAS / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / Greenland / Italy / New Zealand / France / Singapore / Spain / Denmark / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Paris Observatory / University of Hamburg / Alfred-Wegener Institute / University of Göttingen / Summit station / University of Bordeaux / University of Cologne / University of Hanover / Copenhagen University / Danish Meteorological Institute / University of Auckland / University of Kiel / University of Kassel / University of Bremen / Joint Research Centre / Institute of Environmental Physics / Bordeaux Observatory / /
IndustryTerm
trace gas profiles / stratospheric trace gas profiles / chemical transport model / satellite instruments / trace gas volume mixing ratios / stratospheric trace gas constituents / chemical and dynamical effects / chemical processes / dynamical and chemical effects / atmospheric trace gas measurements / satellite observations / /
NaturalFeature
Greenlandic coast / /
Organization
Institute for Environmental Physics / U.S. National Science Foundation / University of Hanover / University of Auckland / Auckland / University of Bordeaux / office of Polar Programs / Joint Research Centre / University of Kassel / University of Kiel / University of Cologne / US Federal Reserve / Copenhagen University / Copenhagen / European Commission / University of Bremen / Alfred-Wegener Institute / University of Göttingen / Danish Meteorological Institute / Institute of Environmental Physics / University of Hamburg / Hamburg / /
Person
Nicola Schneider / T. Warnecke / V / Palma de Mallorca / Helge Jønch-Sørensen / Sven H. W. Golchert / Nicole Buschmann / Mathias Palm / Axel Kleindienst / Justus Notholt / /
Position
Principal Scientist / Research Assistant / Responsible Scientist / /
1022 IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING, VOL. 43, NO. 5, MAY 2005 Starting Long-Term Stratospheric Observations With RAMAS at Summit, Greenland