ATMOSPHERIC OZONE PROFILES DURING VASYLKIV OIL BURNING EPISODE
Journal Title: Odessa Astronomical Publications - Year 2015, Vol 28, Issue 1
Abstract
Ground-based Fourier Transform Infrared spectrometer (FTIR) observations have been used for study stratosphere/troposphere ozone vertical distribution during Vasylkiv (near Kyiv, Ukraine) incident of petroleum storage burning in June 8–14, 2015.
Authors and Affiliations
A. Shavrina, G. Milinevsky, V. Kyslyi, Ya. Romanyuk
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP604444
- DOI -
- Views 64
- Downloads 0
RE-CLASSIFICATION OF THE NEGLECTED VARIABLE V480 AQL
We present the results of multicoloured photometric study of previously neglected variable star V480 Aql. Our V RI observations prove that this star belongs to classical Cepheids with the period of P = 19d.0016. We also...
ANALYSIS OF MASS CCD OBSERVATIONS TO IMPROVE THE ACCURACY OF ASTROMETRIC PROCESSING
In Research Institute: Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory (RI MAO) regularly observations of fields with open clusters on the KT50 telescope (D = 500 mm, F = 3000 mm) with an Alta U9000 CCD camera (3k × 3k, FOV 42.6' × 42...
DOUBLE STATION OBSERVATION OF METEORS WITH LOW BASELINE IN MYKOLAIV
Results of single and double station observations of meteors using TV CCD techniques which were conducted in 2013-2016 in Mykolaiv astronomical observatory (RI MAO) are shown in the article.
INFLUENCE OF SPACE WEATHER EFFECTS ON THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE ACCORDING TO THE DRAG OF ARTIFICIAL EARTH SATELLITES
The applying of the method of timefrequency analysis allows to reveal the detailed structure of the manifestations of the influence of the space weather's state on the upper atmosphere of the Earth. The sensitive indicat...
KINEMATICS OF THE MILKY WAY FROM VELOCITIES OF YOUNG RED CLUMP GIANTS USING THE PMA AND GAIA DR2 DATA
Subsample of 19,600 young red clumpgiants with distances up to 1200 pc was selected from 7.2 mln Gaia DR2 data with radial velocities using the MG vs. G − KS diagram. Ages of these stars do not exceed 2 bln years. For th...