Research Programs
	The European Commission helps coordinate European Ozone related projects through this web site.
	Summary of ozone and UV research and monitoring by the Finnish Meteorological Institute.
	The U.S. Department of Agriculture operates 26 UV monitoring stations with primarily broadband instruments. The site is updated daily and supplies daily values from each instrument.
	UV monitoring and research in the U.S. is carried on by several agencies with coordination through the U.S. Global Change Research Program.
	The Smithsonian Institute has a wide ranging UV program including UV monitoring and a variety of effects studies.
	Daily UV Index for Australia for different parts of the country supplied by the Australian Bureau of Meteorology. This site is updated daily.
	NOAA's SurfRad program monitors surface radiation including UV at six sites in the U.S. The data are available from this site, updated daily.
	The National Science Foundation has a network of seven spectral radiometers throughout the world. Data and summaries are available from this site which is updated periodically.
	The U.S. EPA, together with the National Park Service, operated 21 Brewer UV monitoring meters including 15 in National Parks. As of 2004, this network ceased operation, however analyses of the data are available from this site, operated by Dr. Elizabeth Weatherhead.
	NOAA's ISIS program operates ten broadband meters in the continental U.S. Data and prior days' diurnal plots are available.
	The Global Ozone Monitoring Experiment offers data and images of total column ozone as well as a number of other parameters since 1995. The images are updated daily by the University of Bremen.
	Summary and information on data access for the European Arctic Stratospheric Ozone Experiment held in 1991-1992.
	Ozone and UV plots are available for twelve locations and ozonesonde plots are available for six locations in Canada. Plots are updated periodically.
	The Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) hosts the MAUVE program to map UV from December 1, 1997 through November 31, 1999.
	THESEO, the Third European Stratospheric Experiment on Ozone, is the European response to understand ozone depletion over Europe.
	The Laboratory for Atmospheric Physics' Network for Ozone and Solar Ultraviolet Radiation
	New Zealand's National Institute for Water and Air operates several ozone and UV monitoring instruments in Lauder.
	European Cooperation in the field of Scientific and Technical Research (COST) 713 is an international effort to forecast UV-B radiation.
	U.S. Department of Agriculture summarizes some of the research activities regarding climate change and UV stress to plants.

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