Ozone links

Note: the links herein are not part of NERC/BAS and we take no responsibility for their contents or availability. If a link doesn't work, let me ( j.shanklin@bas.ac.uk ) know.

  • The NASA (External) ozone hole watch page
  • (External) Ozone Monitoring Instrument news page
  • (External) Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer (TOMS) home page TOMS info, satellites, ozone hole, movies, etc
  • (External) TOVS Total ozone analses
  • (External) Latest TOVS high resolution images
  • (External) The Norwegian Institute of Air Research has lots of interesting graphs and images of the ozone hole
  • The US EPA has (External) Stratospheric Ozone Information and also has a section on (External) Ozone Depletion: Myth vs. Measurement and (External) other interesting stuff .
  • (External) HALOE
  • The usenet FAQ (External) Ozone Depletion is an excellent source of information.
  • The Yahoo (External) ozone discussion group
  • (External) 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Paul Crutzen, Mario Molina, and F. Sherwood Roland for their pioneering contributions to recognizing and understanding the hazards of man-made chemicals to the ozone layer. The Nobel site also has some ozone science.
  • Ozone at the (External) Centre for Atmospheric Science (chemistry department) in the University of Cambridge who have the (External) CAS Ozone Hole Tour
  • (External) EORCU - European Ozone Research Coordinating Unit
  • (External) UV monitoring in polar regions
  • (External) CIESIN ozone info from its (External) Socioeconomic Data and Applications Center
  • (External) UNEP assements on environmental effects of ozone depletion
  • Environment Canada (External) Ozone Page and their (External) Experimental studies page
  • (External) NOAA/CPC SBUV/2 Total Ozone products
  • (External) Winter Hemisphere Stratosphere Bulletins from NOAA/NWS
  • (External) UNEP DTIE's OzonAction Programme
  • (External) Finnish Met Institute ozone page and (External) Finnish Met Institute polar ozone page
  • (External) Solcomhouse has a nicely illustrated account of the ozone hole.
  • Ozone information from the German (External) Neumayer Station in Antarctica
  • (External) The Tropospheric Emission Monitoring Internet Service (TEMIS) and its (External) UV Index page

    The following urls were provided by Bruce Hamilton (B.Hamilton@irl.cri.nz):

    Last updated 2003 August 13 by Jon Shanklin

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