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22 Oct 2009
Technical Note: A SAGE-corrected SBUV zonal-mean ozone data set
C. A. McLinden
Environment Canada, Toronto, Canada
S. Tegtmeier
Environment Canada, Toronto, Canada
V. Fioletov
Environment Canada, Toronto, Canada
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