SCISAT - data on gases and particles of the ozone

Canada’s SCISAT is studying the complex chemical processes that affect the distribution of ozone in the upper atmosphere, especially over the Artic. From its orbit 650 kilometres above the Earth, its instruments use the light from sunrises and sunsets each day to identify more than 60 gases and particles. This successful mission represents a partnership involving universities, industry, and government.

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Champ	Valeur
Dernière modification	avril 17, 2026, 17:25 (TU)
Créé le	avril 17, 2026, 17:25 (TU)
contact_email	asc.gouvernementouvert-opengovernment.csa@canada.ca
contact_person	{}
criticality_level	["general_public", "scientists"]
data_dictionary	[]
geographic_scope	[]
open_canada_collection	primary
open_canada_date_published	2018-10-16 00:00:00
open_canada_keywords	{"fr": ["SCISAT", "processus chimiques", "couche d'ozone"], "en": ["SCISAT", "chemical processes", "particles of the ozone"]}
open_canada_subject	["nature_and_environment", "science_and_technology"]
sensitivity_level	unrestricted
title_fr	SCISAT - données sur les gas et particules composant la couche d'ozone.
update_frequency	as_needed