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Spectral-temporal structure of variations in the atmospheric total ozone in central Eurasia

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The results of long-term (1980–2003) systematic measurements of the total ozone content at the Issyk Kul station (42.6° N, 77.0° E; 1650 m above sea level) are presented. The statistical characteristics and spectral structure of variations in the total ozone and the main tendencies of its temporal variability are determined. It is found that the total ozone content decreased in 1980–2003 at an average rate of (−1.29±0.08) DU/yr. The results of Fourier and wavelet analyses have shown that only oscillations with periods of 12, 27–29, and 102–105 months are rather stable and can be represented as harmonic oscillations. Oscillations with periods shorter than six months have the character of periodically arising pulsations. Among these, oscillations with periods of 27–29 and 34–37 days can be distinguished. It is noted that the spectral-temporal structure of variations in the total ozone content obtained from ground-based measurements at the Issyk Kul station is in good agreement with the corresponding structure obtained from TOMS satellite measurements.

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Visheratin, K.N., Kamenogradskii, N.E., Kashin, F.V. et al. Spectral-temporal structure of variations in the atmospheric total ozone in central Eurasia. Izv. Atmos. Ocean. Phys. 42, 184–202 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1134/S000143380602006X

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