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DescriptionSH Minimum Ozone.png	English: The minimum ozone is found from total ozone satellite measurements south of 40°S. No interpolation of missing values is performed. This means that the actual minimum value on a day may be estimated too high, especially in the polar night region. 中文：南緯40度所測得的臭氧濃度
Source	http://ozonewatch.gsfc.nasa.gov/meteorology/figures/merra/ozone/toms_mins_2011_omi+merra.pdf
Author	NASA

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