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For more than 15 years our project in the Atmospheric Chemistry Division of NCAR has flown a Fourier transform spectrometer aboard aircraft to record the infrared absorption spectrum of the stratosphere. These spectra, now totaling more than 45,000, have been used to derive the concentrations of a number of stratospheric gases and to define their latitudinal, seasonal and diurnal variations.
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