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Ultraviolet remote sensing of volcanic emissions
Satellite-based ultraviolet remote sensing of volcanic eruptions has produced quantitative measurements of the mass of sulfur dioxide and ash in volcanic clouds by accounting for ozone absorption and Rayleigh scattering in the atmosphere. These retrieval techniques were developed with data from the
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