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Mario Blumthaler is affiliated with Innsbruck Medical University in Austria. Their research focuses primarily on Earth and Planetary Sciences, with significant contributions to Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change, Aerospace Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence as related subfields.

The scientist has published work addressing topics such as Atmospheric Ozone and Climate, Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols, Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics, Calibration and Measurement Techniques, and Solar Radiation and Photovoltaics.

  • Atmospheric Ozone and Climate
  • Atmospheric chemistry and aerosols
  • Atmospheric and Environmental Gas Dynamics
  • Calibration and Measurement Techniques
  • Solar Radiation and Photovoltaics

Their recent papers include the following:

  • Real-time UV index retrieval in Europe using Earth observation-based techniques: system description and quality assessment, 2021, Atmospheric measurement techniques
  • Second solar ultraviolet radiometer comparison campaign UVC-II, 2020, Metrologia

Frequent co-authors collaborating with Mario Blumthaler include:

  • Ilias Fountoulakis
  • Alkiviadis Bais
  • Jülian Gröbner
  • Henri Diémoz
  • Gregor Hülsen

Publications have appeared in venues such as Atmospheric measurement techniques and Metrologia, reflecting the scientist's engagement with specialized journals in their fields of study.

Best Publications

  • Indication of Increasing Solar Ultraviolet-B Radiation Flux in Alpine Regions

    Mario Blumthaler;Walter Ambach

  • Increase in solar UV radiation with altitude

    M. Blumthaler;W. Ambach;R. Ellinger

  • Comparing ground‐level spectrally resolved solar UV measurements using various instruments: A technique resolving effects of wavelength shift and slit width

    H. Slaper;H. A. J. M. Reinen;M. Blumthaler;M. Huber

  • Effect of aerosols on solar UV irradiances during the Photochemical Activity and Solar Ultraviolet Radiation campaign

    A. Kylling;A. F. Bais;M. Blumthaler;J. Schreder

  • Solar UV-A and UV-B radiation fluxes at two Alpine stations at different altitudes

    M. Blumthaler;W. Ambach;W. Rehwald

  • The impact of aerosols on polarized sky radiance: model development, validation, and applications

    Claudia Emde;Claudia Emde;R. Buras;R. Buras;B. Mayer;B. Mayer;M. Blumthaler

  • Health and climate change.

    M.J. Bouma;H.E. Sondorp;H.J. van der Kaay;RonaldE. LaPorte

  • Measurements of spectral solar UV irradiance in tropical‐Australia

    G. Bernhard;B. Mayer;G. Seckmeyer;A. Moise

  • SUSPEN intercomparison of ultraviolet spectroradiometers

    A F Bais;B G Gardiner;H Slaper;M Blumthaler

  • Correcting global solar ultraviolet spectra recorded by a brewer spectroradiometer for its angular response error.

    Alkiviadis F. Bais;Stelios Kazadzis;Dimitrios Balis;Christos S. Zerefos

  • Effects of cloudiness on global and diffuse UV irradiance in a high-mountain area

    M. Blumthaler;W. Ambach;M. Salzgeber

  • Erythemally Weighted Radiometers in Solar UV Monitoring: Results from the WMO/STUK Intercomparison

    Kirsti Leszczynski;Kari Jokela;Lasse Ylianttila;Reijo Visuri

  • Traveling reference spectroradiometer for routine quality assurance of spectral solar ultraviolet irradiance measurements

    Julian Gröbner;Josef Schreder;Stelios Kazadzis;Alkiviadis F. Bais

  • Relationship between the NO2 photolysis frequency and the solar global irradiance

    Ivonne Trebs;Birger Bohn;Christof Ammann;Udo Rummel

  • Simultaneous spectroradiometry: A study of solar UV irradiance at two altitudes

    M. Blumthaler;A. R. Webb;G. Seckmeyer;A. F. Bais

  • From model intercomparison toward benchmark UV spectra for six real atmospheric cases

    M. van Weele;T. J. Martin;M. Blumthaler;C. Brogniez

  • Measuring spectral and spatial variations of UVA and UVB sky radiance

    M. Blumthaler;J. Gröbner;M. Huber;W. Ambach

  • Direct spectral measurements with a Brewer spectroradiometer: absolute calibration and aerosol optical depth retrieval.

    Stelios Kazadzis;Alkiviadis Bais;Natalia Kouremeti;Evangelos Gerasopoulos

  • All-sky imaging: a simple, versatile system for atmospheric research

    Axel Kreuter;Matthias Zangerl;Michael Schwarzmann;Mario Blumthaler

  • Quality Assurance of Spectral Solar UV Measurements: Results from 25 UV Monitoring Sites in Europe, 2002 to 2004

    Julian Gröbner;Mario Blumthaler;Stelios Kazadzis;Alkis Bais

Frequent Co-Authors

Alkiviadis F. Bais
Alkiviadis F. Bais Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Gunther Seckmeyer
Gunther Seckmeyer University of Hannover
Stelios Kazadzis
Stelios Kazadzis Physikalisch-Meteorologisches Observatorium Davos, World Radiation Center
Gian Paolo Gobbi
Gian Paolo Gobbi National Research Council (CNR)
Bernhard Mayer
Bernhard Mayer University of Calgary
Jay R. Herman
Jay R. Herman University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Christos Zerefos
Christos Zerefos Academy of Athens
Dimitris Balis
Dimitris Balis Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Richard McKenzie
Richard McKenzie National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research

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