UV Monitoring in Austria

   

Available Data
UV-Index, online data and archive as graphs, English/German

Spatial Distribution
UV-Map of: Austria

Single sites (UV Index):
   Bad Vöslau (286m, 16.200°E, 47.967°N)
   Dornbirn (410m, 9.7275°E, 47.433°N)
   Gerlitzen (1526m, 13.907°E, 46.678°N)
   Graz (348m, 15.418°E, 47.096°N)
   Gross Enzersdorf (156m, 16.567°E, 48.200°N)
   Hafelekar (2275m, 11.386°E, 47.315°N)
   Innsbruck (577m,11.380°E, 47.262°N)
   Klagenfurt (448m, 14.324°E, 46.650°N)
   Linz/Steyregg (335m, 14.354°E, 48.290°N)
   Mariapfarr (1153m, 13.746°E, 47.153°N)
   Sonnblick (3106m, 12.959°E, 47.053°N)
   Vienna (153m, 16.433°E, 48.258°N)

Further included:
   München (530m, 11.573°E, 48.148°N) (D)
   Zugspitze (2660m, 10.982°E, 47.417°N) (D)
   Davos (1610m, 9.83°E, 46.80°N) (CH)

   

Information on the Network

Type: Broadband instruments, type Model 501 (Solar Light).

QA/QC: Every year the instruments are absolutely calibrated in Innsbruck with respect to a spectroradiometer and the spectral response function is determined in the laboratory. Calibration matrixes are applied to correspond to the changes of solar spectrum in dependence of solar heigth and total ozone content of the athmosphere.

Visualization: WHO colors

Responsible for the network: A. Prof. Dr. Mario Blumthaler

References:
   Blumthaler Mario
   Quality assurance and quality control methodologies within the Austrian UV monitoring network
   Rad Prot Dos 111, 359-362, 2004

   Schreder J., J. Gröbner, A. Los, M. Blumthaler
   Intercomparison of monochromatic source facilities for the determination of the relative spectral response of erythemal broadband filter radiometers
   Optics Letters 29, 1455-1457, 2004

   Huber M., M. Blumthaler and J. Schreder
   Solar UV measurements with Robertson-Berger type instruments: influence of the detector's internal humidity status
   Agric Forest Meteorol, 120, 39-43, 2003

   Huber M., M. Blumthaler, J. Schreder, A. Bais and C. Topaloglou
   Effect of ambient temperature on Robertson-Berger type erythemal dosimeters
   Appl. Opt. 41, 4273-4277, 2002

   A. W. Schmalwieser, G. Schauberger
   A monitoring network for erythemally-effective solar ultraviolet radiation in Austria: determination of the measuring sites and visualisation of the spatial distribution
   Theor Appl Climatol 69 (3/4), 221-229, 2001

   Bais A., C. Topaloglou, S. Kazadtzis, M. Blumthaler, J. Schreder, A. Schmalwieser, D. Henriques and M. Janouch
   Report of the LAP/COST/WMO intercomparison of erythemal radiometers
   World Meteorological Organization - Global Atmospheric Watch, Rep. No. 141, 2000

   Leszczynski K., Jokela K., Ylianttila L., Visuri R., Blumthaler M.
   Report of the WMO/STUK intercomparison of erythemally-weighted solar UV radiometers
   World Meteorological Organization - Global Atmospheric Watch, Rep. No. 112, 1996