Herbert Fischer: Ozone hole in the future
Help from the ENVISAT Environmental Satellite
Wed, October 01, 2003 7 pm CEST, Lecture
Prof. Dr. Herbert Fischer [Institute of Meteorology and Climate Research, Atmospheric Trace Gases and Remote Sensing Department, Karlsruhe Research Centre]:
Scientists may be able to explain how the hole in the ozone layer came about, but they are not in a position to predict how the depletion of the ozone in the atmosphere will proceed in the decades to come. Measuring instruments are installed on board the ENVISAT satellite that measure a series of trace gases in the atmosphere. The lecture explains how these measurements contribute to a better understanding of developments in the atmosphere and thus to more accurate predictions of what will happen to the ozone layer.
- Organization / Institution
- ZKM
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- Wed, October 08, 20037 pm
- Folke-Sören Olesen: You can see more from on high
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Lecture
Medientheater
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- Wed, October 01, 20037 pm
- Herbert Fischer: Ozone hole in the future
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Lecture
Medientheater
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- Sun, September 28, 20034 pm
- Heinz Emigholz: Goff in the desert
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Film Screening
Medientheater
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- Sat, September 27, 20034 pm
- Landschaft im Video [Landscape in the video]
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Film Screening
Vortragssaal
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- Wed, September 24, 20037 pm
- Manuel Seeger: The use of hot-air balloons to measure vegetation and surface changes
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Lecture
Vortragssaal