This review evaluates methods for measuring atmospheric ozone distribution, suggesting areas for future research.
Brief descriptions are given of the various direct and indirect methods of determining the vertical distribution of atmospheric ozone, using its chemical or optical properties. Some attempt has been made to evaluate these methods in terms of accuracy and applicability. Numerous references (eighty-two) are given, as well as an indication of the three lines of research in this field currently being pursued by the authors.
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