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03 Feb 2016
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| 03 Feb 2016
Long-term variability of aerosol optical thickness in Eastern Europe over 2001–2014 according to the measurements at the Moscow MSU MO AERONET site with additional cloud and NO2 correction
Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography, 119991, Moscow, Russia
A. A. Poliukhov
Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography, 119991, Moscow, Russia
I. D. Gorlova
Moscow State University, Faculty of Geography, 119991, Moscow, Russia
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Short summary
The aerosol climatology over 2001–2014 was obtained in Moscow within AERONET.
The best data quality has been accessed after additional cloud correction, which decreases AOT up to 0.03 at 500 nm.
The additional NO2 correction of up to 0.015 should be applied in megacities with large NOx emission rates.
The pronounced negative AOT trends of about −1–5% per year were observed for most months, which could be attributed to the negative trends in emissions of different aerosol precursors.
The aerosol climatology over 2001–2014 was obtained in Moscow within AERONET.
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