A modern replacement for the Dobson spectrometer

McGlynn, Peter; Wilksch, Philip

A modern replacement for the Dobson spectrometer

https://hdl.handle.net/10779/rmit.27377880

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posted on 2024-10-31, 15:32 authored by Peter McGlynn, Philip WilkschPhilip Wilksch

The Dobson spectrometer, introduced in 1926, is still used worldwide for measuring atmospheric ozone abundance. A replacement instrument capable of remote operation and application to a wider range of measurements is being developed.

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19th Australian Institute of Physics Congress

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E. Barberio, P. Hannaford, D. Moss

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19th Australian Institute of Physics Congress

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ACOFTAOS

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Melbourne, Australia

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2010-12-05

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2010-12-09

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English

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2006025226

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2020-06-22

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2011-06-06

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Dobson atmosphere ozone spectrometer ultraviolet

A modern replacement for the Dobson spectrometer

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