1. Update of Russian ROSHYDROMET
Ozone / Nitrogen dioxide monitoring UV-Vis network
V. Khattatov (1), T. Bankova (1), A. Kuzmichev (1)
J. P. Pommereau (2), F. Goutail (2)
Central Aerological Observatory, Dolgoprudny, Moscow region,
LATMOS CNRS, Guyancourt, France
Already available
33 M-124 UV ozone filter instruments still operating in the Russian Federation and Kazakstan
3 Brewer UV spectro-photometer in Kislodovsk, Tomsk and Obninsk
Newly available
Mini-SAOZ: fully automatic, indoor, operational during full winter up to 66°N
10 instruments delivered to CAO under deployment
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2. SAOZ and mini-SAOZ UV-Vis Spectrometers
deployment status
Already operational Installation planned
Murmansk
Moscow
Zhigansk
Anadyr
Crimea
Petropavlosk
Kamchatsky
Vladivostok
Salekhard
Irkutsk
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3. Example of Mini-SAOZ (Blue) Total Ozone Column (TOC) preliminary data processing, compared to satellite (OMI, NASA) TOC (Red) in Dolgoprudny
Jan Aug 2, 2016.
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4. Ozone and NO2 columns in MURMANSK
Jun 2013 – Mar 2016
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5. New scientist PI at CAO (A. Kazmichev)
CURRENT STATUS
New scientist PI at CAO (A. Kazmichev)
2017 OBJECTIVES
Data analysis learning at LATMOS and complete data reprocessing using V3 updated SAOZ software
Real time data availability on open Web site
Final stations deployment
NDACC recognition
Cons: absence of ROSHYDROMET funding in
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