Measurements of stratospheric ozone with a balloon-borne optical ozone sensor

Murata, Isao; Sato, K.; Okano, S.; Tomikawa, Yoshihiro

doi:10.1080/01431160902822823

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“…Chemiluminescence technique requires to be calibrated every 1 to 60 minutes [43]. Ozone absorbs light in the Hartley band (200-310 nm) [72], the Huggins band (310-375 nm), the Chappius band (375-603 nm), and the Wulf band (beyond 700 nm). It has peak absorption at 253.65nm ( .…”

Section: Absorption Of Light By Ozonementioning

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Fundamental Review to Ozone Gas Sensing Using Optical Fibre Sensors

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The manuscript is a review of basic essentials to ozone gas sensing with optical methods. Optical methods are employed to monitor optical absorption, emission, reflectance and scattering of gas samples at specific wavelengths of light spectrum. In the light of their importance in numerous disciplines in analytical sciences, necessary integral information that serves both as a basis and reference material for intending researchers and others in the field is inevitable. This review provides insight into necessary essentials to gas sensing with optical fibre sensors. Ozone gas is chosen as a reference gas. Simulation results for ozone gas absorption cross section in the ultraviolet (UV) region of the spectrum using spectralcalc.com simulation have also been included.

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Section: Absorption Of Light By Ozonementioning

confidence: 99%