The Regime of Total and Biological Effective Ultraviolet Radiation at Vernadsky Station (Argentine Islands, Antarctica) and the Impact of Ozone and Cloudiness in 2002 and 2003.

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Authors	PROŠEK Pavel LÁSKA Kamil BUDÍKOVÁ Marie MILINEVSKY Gennadi
Year of publication	2004
Type	Monograph
MU Faculty or unit	Faculty of Science
Citation
Description	Measurement of global solar radiation and UVB radiation intensity are the issues studied within the Czech-Ukrainian scientific co-operation that has been carried out at Vernadsky Station in Antarctica since 2002. The paper brings results from modelling of the intensity of the erythemally effective UVB at a level of daily sums in relation to the total ozone content, extraterrestrial and surface intensity of the global solar radiation, and to the extraterrestrial intensity of the UVB radiation.
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