This image may not be used to state or imply ESA endorsement of any company or product Antarctic ozone hole (7-10-1995). ERS-2 satellite map of atmosp


This image may not be used to state or imply ESA endorsement of any company or product Antarctic ozone hole (7-10-1995). ERS-2 satellite map of atmospheric ozone in the southern hemisphere on 7 October 1995. Colour coding represents ozone concentration in Dobson Units (DU): yellow to red (300-340 DU), green to blue (280-200 DU), black (140 DU or less). Continents of Africa, South America and Antarctica are superimposed. Ozone levels are very low over Antarctica. This ozone hole develops each year during the Antarctic spring (September to October) and can deepen to values below 100 DU. Satellite data obtained for GOME (Global Ozone Mapping Experiment).


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