Typical distribution of the solar erythemal UV radiation over Slovakia

Typical distribution of the solar erythemal UV radiation over Slovakia

Maps of solar erythemal ultraviolet (EUV) irradiance daily doses were created for every month with a horizontal resolution of 500 m at the geographical domain 47.15 N–49.86 N×16.94 E–22.81 E covering the territory of Slovakia. The cloud modification factor for the EUV radiation (cmfUV ) was modeled utilizing the relation between the cloud modification factor of global and EUV radiation. The map...

Distribution of UV radiation over Slovakia

Typical distribution of the solar erythemal UV radiation over Slovakia A. Pribullová and M. Chmelı́k Geophysical Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, Stará Lesná, Slovakia Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute, Poprad-Gánovce, Slovakia Received: 3 January 2008 – Accepted: 13 February 2008 – Published: 25 March 2008 Correspondence to: A. Pribullová ([email protected]) Published by Copernicus...

Personal exposure distribution of solar erythemal ultraviolet radiation in tree shade over summer.

The personal radiant exposure distribution of solar erythemal UV in tree shade for an upright posture was measured, with measurements over the whole summer for a total of 17 trees. For each tree, the personal radiant exposure distribution was measured for both the morning and afternoon periods. The exposure ratios averaged over all the trees and over the morning and afternoon periods ranged fro...

Penetration of solar erythemal UV radiation in the shade of two common Australian trees.

The penetration of solar erythemal ultraviolet radiation has been measured in the shade of a gum (Eucalyptus sp.) and a she oak (Casaurina) tree, both on a horizontal plane and with polysulphone dosimeters to human anatomical sites. This has provided new data useful for protection strategies against harmful ultraviolet radiation. For larger solar zenith angles, the relative penetration of solar...

Proposal of a new erythemal UV radiation amplification factor