Measurement of water vapor content in the polar stratosphere: Syowa Station (69゜00'S, 39゜35'E), spring 1983
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Water vapor content was measured by a balloon-borne hygrometer (Lyman-alpha/OH fluorescence type) at Syowa Station (69°00'S, 39°35'E), Antarctica on October 27,1983. The result showed a very dry air of about 1 ppmv just above the tropopause. This may be a consequence of the active "freeze-out" of water from the Antarctic stratosphere because of its coldness in winter.
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著者
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Iwasaka Yasunobu
Water Research Institute Nagoya University
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ONO Akira
Water Research Institute, Nagoya University
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Iwasaka Yasunobu
Water Research Institue Nagoya University
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Saitoh Sadamu
Water Research Institute, Nagoya University
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Saitoh Sadamu
Water Research Institute Nagoya University
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Ono Akira
Water Research Institute Nagoya University
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