VARIATION OF TOTAL OZONE IN LOWER LATITUDE AREA OF CHINA

ZHANG Xiu-nian; CHANG You-li; CHEN Hui; GUO Shi-chang; SUN Zheng-you

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By using the observational O3 data of Kunming and Hong Kong during the period of 1997 –C 2001, the paper studies the distribution and variation of total ozone in low latitude region of China. The study shows that the characteristics of variation in Kunming and Hong Kong are very similar, and the total ozone in the western areas is larger than in the eastern ones. It is maximum in summer and minimum in winter.

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ZHANG Xiu-nian, CHANG You-li, CHEN Hui, et al. VARIATION OF TOTAL OZONE IN LOWER LATITUDE AREA OF CHINA [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2004, 10(2): 171-177.

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VARIATION OF TOTAL OZONE IN LOWER LATITUDE AREA OF CHINA

Meteorological Observatory of Yunan Province

Department of Atmospheric Science, Yunnan University

LAPC, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academic of Sciences

Abstract: By using the observational O3 data of Kunming and Hong Kong during the period of 1997 –C 2001, the paper studies the distribution and variation of total ozone in low latitude region of China. The study shows that the characteristics of variation in Kunming and Hong Kong are very similar, and the total ozone in the western areas is larger than in the eastern ones. It is maximum in summer and minimum in winter.

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