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Estimating the altitude of volcanic sulfur dioxide plumes from space borne hyper-spectral UV measurements
[1] The altitude of volcanic sulfur dioxide (SO2) plumes determines the transport and atmospheric residence time 01 derived sulfate aerosol, and hence their impacts on the environment and climate. Knowledge of the altitude of fresh eruption clouds is also very important in aviation safety to avoid f
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