Atmosphere and near-space physics, Antarctica Space Physics Laboratory National Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv

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Atmosphere and near-space physics

Antarctica

Space Physics Laboratory Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University

Between Ice

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Sunset in Antarctica

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Gentoo and Chick

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Sunset Deep South

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Ice Blue

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Ice Hole

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Elephant Seal

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Iceberg in Bay

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Elephant Seal Old

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Ice

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Iceberg

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Whale Tail

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Space Physics Laboratory Team of the Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University

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Scientific interests:

• Atmosphere physics
• Polar ozone
• Climate change, Antarctic Peninsula warming
• Stratosphere-troposphere coupling

Research fields:
• Stratosphere ozone, tropopause, ozone depletion, planetary waves
• Climate change, ozone hole dynamics, impact to ecosystem
• Aerosol

CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS:

Ozone monitoring in Ukraine

Kyiv-Goloseyev Dobson spectrophotometer site

Space rays monitoring

Monitoring secondary cosmic rays

PACT SCAR Action Group

Polar Atmospheric Chemistry at the Tropopause

Aerosol research in Ukraine

Project Ukraine-France 'DNIPRO': Atmospheric aerosol and ozone layers dynamics in Ukraine

AERONET

AERONET Kyiv Site

International Polar Year - IPY 2007/8 projects participation:

ORACLE-O3

Ozone layer and UV radiation in a changing climate evaluated during IPY

ICESTAR/IHY

Interhemispheric Conjugacy in Geospace Phenomena and their Heliospheric Drivers

ClicOPEN

Impact of CLImate induced glacial melting on marine and terrestric COastal communities on a gradient along the Western Antarctic PENinsula

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