Jb. Kerr et Ct. Mcelroy, TOTAL OZONE MEASUREMENTS MADE WITH THE BREWER OZONE SPECTROPHOTOMETERDURING STOIC 1989, JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH-ATMOSPHERES, 100(D5), 1995, pp. 9225-9230
The Canadian Atmospheric Environment Service participated in the Strat
ospheric Ozone Intercomparison Campaign (STOIC) by operating a Brewer
ozone spectrophotometer at the Table Mountain Observatory from July 19
to August 2, 1989. Frequent direct Sun measurements of total column o
zone were made throughout most days during the 2 weeks of the intercom
parison. Results of the Brewer instrument total ozone measurements are
given. They show that there is a diurnal variation of total ozone wit
h values increasing on average by 6.6 +/- 2.4 Dobson units between ear
ly morning and late afternoon. Comparing the total ozone measurements
with ozone concentration measurements made at ground level suggests th
at the daytime increase is a result of a buildup of surface ozone duri
ng the day. The total ozone measurements made by the Brewer instrument
during STOIC are compared with total ozone measurements made by the N
ational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Dobson instrumen
t, the NASA/Wallops electrochemical concentration cell ozonesondes and
the total ozone mapping spectrometer satellite instrument.