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Russian studies of atmospheric radiation in 2003–2006

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The Russian Radiation Commission, in cooperation with interested departments and institutions, has held two international symposia on atmospheric radiation for the Commonwealth of Independent States in the recent past. The participants of the symposia discussed problems that are currently particularly relevant in atmospheric physics: radiative transfer, atmospheric optics, greenhouse gases, clouds, aerosols, climate changes, remote sensing, and new observational data. Five directions covering the complete spectrum of investigations on atmospheric radiation are presented in this report.

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Timofeev, Y.M., Shul’gina, E.M. Russian studies of atmospheric radiation in 2003–2006. Izv. Atmos. Ocean. Phys. 45, 182–197 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0001433809020042

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