New calculations of photodissociation cross-sections in the O2 Schumann-Runge system

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Absorption Cross Sections, Balloon Sounding, Oxygen Production, Photodissociation, Schumann-Runge Bands, Atmospheric Sounding, Atmospheric Temperature, Data Processing, European Space Programs

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The recalculation of atomic oxygen production rates by photodissociation in the Schumann-Runge band region, is performed. The results indicate that, on the whole, the new spectroscopic data do not give rise to large changes from the existing recommendations of the World Meteorological Organization. However, high atmospheric transmission in the region 194 to 200 nm, as observed by recent balloon experiments, is indicated. A method based on O2 column density and local atmospheric temperature is presented. The parameterization of the results is also considered. This parameterization is shown to be accurate to better than 5 percent for a wide range of solar zenith angles and atmospheric conditions.

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