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1. Arctic Research Program: Seasonal variation of the noontime UV Index for 12 Arctic and sub-Arctic sites measured by ground-based radiometers. [ARP_SeasonalVariationNoontimeUVIndexArcticSub-ArcticSites1995-2009]
for March and April 2011. The bottom panel shows a similar anomaly analysis for total ozone derived... TOMS/EarthProbe (1996-2004), and OMI (2005-2011). The shaded range for the ozone data set is based


2. NOAA: North Pole, North Hemispheric, and Zonal Temperature Deviations Derived From Radiosonde Records 1958-2008 [NOAA_NorthPoleRadiosondeRecords1958-2008]
warmed by approximately 0.18?C/decade, the 850-300 mb tropospheric layer warmed by about 0.08?C/decade,


3. Simulation of Arctic Warming with the MRI Coupled Model - Surface Air Temperature [MRI_Climate_Model_AIR_TEMP_Arctic]
A Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean General Circulation Model has been developed for simulation of climate change. Global Warming is simulated by the model with a gradual increase of carbon dioxide by 1% per ...


4. Simulation of Global Warming with the MRI Coupled Model - Sea Ice [MRI_Climate_Model_SEA_ICE]
A Coupled Atmosphere-Ocean General Circulation Model has been developed for simulation of climate change. Global Warming is simulated by the model with a gradual increase of carbon dioxide by 1% per ...


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