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The SPARC Data Initiative: comparisons of CFC-11, CFC-12, HF andSF6 climatologies from international satellite limb sounders

S. Tegtmeier et al.

Correspondence to:S. Tegtmeier (stegtmeier@geomar.de)

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Supplementary material 1

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Figure S1. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean CFC-11 for the MIM, 4

MIPAS, ACE-FTS and HIRDLS (upper panels) and relative differences between the 5

individual instruments and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for January 2005-2007. 6

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Figure S2. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean CFC-11 for the MIM, 9

MIPAS, ACE-FTS and HIRDLS (upper panels) and relative differences between the 10

individual instruments and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for April 2005-2007. 11

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Figure S3. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean CFC-11 for the MIM, 13

MIPAS, ACE-FTS and HIRDLS (upper panels) and relative differences between the 14

individual instruments and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for July 2005-2007. 15

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Figure S4. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean CFC-11 for the MIM, 19

MIPAS, ACE-FTS and HIRDLS (upper panels) and relative differences between the 20

individual instruments and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for October 2005-2007. 21

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Figure S5. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean CFC-12 for the MIM, 24

MIPAS, ACE-FTS and HIRDLS (upper panels) and relative differences between the 25

individual instruments and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for January 2005-2007. 26

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Figure S6. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean CFC-12 for the MIM, 30

MIPAS, ACE-FTS and HIRDLS (upper panels) and relative differences between the 31

individual instruments and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for April 2005-2007. 32

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Figure S7. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean CFC-12 for the MIM, 35

MIPAS, ACE-FTS and HIRDLS (upper panels) and relative differences between the 36

individual instruments and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for July 2005-2007. 37

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Figure S8. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean CFC-12 for the MIM, 41

MIPAS, ACE-FTS and HIRDLS (upper panels) and relative differences between the 42

individual instruments and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for October 2005-2007. 43

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Figure S9. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean HF (upper panels) for 46

HALOE and ACE-FTS and relative differences between the individual instruments and 47

the MIM (lower panels) are shown for January 2004-2005. 48

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Figure S10. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean HF (upper panels) 51

for HALOE and ACE-FTS and relative differences between the individual instruments 52

and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for April 2004-2005. 53

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Figure S11. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean HF (upper panels) 55

for HALOE and ACE-FTS and relative differences between the individual instruments 56

and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for July 2004-2005. 57

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Figure S12. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean HF (upper panels) 60

for HALOE and ACE-FTS and relative differences between the individual instruments 61

and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for September 2004-2005. 62

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Figure S13. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean SF6 (upper panels) 64

for MIPAS and ACE-FTS and relative differences between the individual instruments 65

and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for January 2005-2010. 66

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Figure S14. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean SF6 (upper panels) 69

for MIPAS and ACE-FTS and relative differences between the individual instruments 70

and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for April 2005-2010. 71

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Figure S15. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean SF6 (upper panels) 73

for MIPAS and ACE-FTS and relative differences between the individual instruments 74

and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for July 2005-2010. 75

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Figure S16. Altitude-latitude cross-sections of monthly zonal mean SF6 (upper panels) 78

for MIPAS and ACE-FTS and relative differences between the individual instruments 79

and the MIM (lower panels) are shown for October 2005-2010. 80

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Figure S17. Time series of CFC-11 monthly mean values (upper panel) and 82

deseasonalized anomalies (lower panel) between 10°S – 10°N at 20 hPa. 83

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Figure S18. Time series of CFC-11 monthly mean values (upper panel) and 86

deseasonalized anomalies (lower panel) between 75°N – 85°N at 100 hPa. 87

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Figure S19. Time series of CFC-11 monthly mean values (upper panel) and 90

deseasonalized anomalies (lower panel) between 75°S – 85°S at 100 hPa. 91

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Figure S20. Time series of CFC-12 monthly mean values (upper panel) and 95

deseasonalized anomalies (lower panel) between 10°S – 10°N at 20 hPa. 96

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Figure S21. Time series of CFC-12 monthly mean values (upper panel) and 99

deseasonalized anomalies (lower panel) between 75°N – 85°N at 100 hPa. 100

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