Ozone Concentration from the MAP/WINE Experiment at Volgograd, USSR and Heiss Island (Arctic Ocean)

This data set contains profiles of ozone concentration obtained using rocket-based techniques recorded at Volgograd, Europe and Heiss Island (Arctic Ocean) carried out under the MAP/WINE Project. The techniques used were: + chemiluminescent techniques mounted at the parachuting payloads launched at the Heiss Island station. Five profiles were obtained for heights within 4-46 km, height resolution 2 km. + optical absorption techniques mounted at the parachuting payloads launched at Volgograd station. Three profiles were obtained for heights within 18-54 km, height resolution 2 km. + electrochemical balloon ozonemeter launched at Volgograd station. Four profiles were obtained for heights within 4-32 km, height resolution 2 km. The MAP/WINE (Middle Atmosphere Program/Winter in Northern Europe) was one of the MAP projects scheduled for Fall-Winter 1983-1984. The aim was to coordinate observational studies of the high-latitude European middle atmosphere in winter, leading to an improved understanding of the winter variability structure, motions, and composition.