论文信息 - Further evidence of the role of air pollution on solar ultraviolet radiation reaching the ground

Further evidence of the role of air pollution on solar ultraviolet radiation reaching the ground

Abstract The influence of photochemical pollution on the ultraviolet radiation reaching the ground is examined. For this purpose, a series of UV-A and UV-B measurements as well as the results of a simple parametric model are compared. It was found that the hypothesis of UV-B depletion is significant at an almost 95 per cent confidence level. It is also indicated that the effect of photochemical pollution on UV-B levels reaching the ground is roughly three times the same effect on UV-A levels.

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