Ultraviolet resources over Northern Eurasia

Chubarova, Natalia; Zhdanova, E. A.

doi:10.1016/j.jphotobiol.2013.07.013

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“…For temperatures higher than 20 C (thermal comfort) almost all the values for total ozone are lower than the mean value. April is the first relatively warm month of the year with temperatures sometimes higher than 15 C and even 20 C. According to Chubarova and Zhdanova (2013) and Guzikowski et al (2018), when the temperature is higher than 20 C, people expose between 20 and 30% of their body. Schmalwieser et al (2019) found that the air temperature (in the 10-30 C range) was the main factor for young mothers (~30 years old) choosing clothing styles.…”

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Climatological aspects of the increase of the skin cancer (melanoma) incidence rate in Europe

Czerwińska

Krzyścin

2019

Intl Journal of Climatology

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Ultraviolet radiation (UVR) has a detrimental impact on human health. Overexposures can lead to erythema and DNA damage causing various skin cancers, including the most dangerous melanoma. Recently, a large increase in melanoma incidents has been detected in Europe. We search for a link between the increase of the skin cancer incidence rate and early spring (April) trends in surface UVR and meteorological parameters (temperature, cloudi-

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Climatological aspects of the increase of the skin cancer (melanoma) incidence rate in Europe

Czerwińska

Krzyścin

2019

Intl Journal of Climatology

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“…We also applied the CMFuv climatology obtained previously according to the TOMS Reflectivity measurements with additional surface albedo correction as described in [14,70]. This dataset has been used for the comparisons with the CMFuv climatology evaluated from the INM-RSHU CCM and ERA-Interim datasets.…”

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“…There are a lot of studies devoted to the temporal and spatial variability of erythemal radiation over the globe or large spatial areas using the retrievals from satellite instruments, and model simulations [9][10][11], and references therein]. According to these data, different kinds of UV climatologies at various spatial scale have been obtained [12][13][14][15]. In addition to the UV climatologies, many publications are devoted to the analysis of temporal changes in Eery due to ozone and cloudiness.…”

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“…For a wide range of biological and medical studies, it is important to interpret long-term changes in UV radiation from the point of health effects. The approach proposed in [14] distinguishes health effects between harmful and beneficial using the term "UV resources". The UV resources characterize UV radiation from the point of beneficial (vitamin D production) or adverse (sunburn) effects on human health.…”

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Effects of Ozone and Clouds on Temporal Variability of Surface UV Radiation and UV Resources over Northern Eurasia Derived from Measurements and Modeling

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Temporal variability in erythemal radiation over Northern Eurasia (40°–80° N, 10° W–180° E) due to total ozone column (X) and cloudiness was assessed by using retrievals from ERA-Interim reanalysis, TOMS/OMI satellite measurements, and INM-RSHU chemistry–climate model (CCM) for the 1979–2015 period. For clear-sky conditions during spring and summer, consistent trends in erythemal daily doses (Eery) up to +3%/decade, attributed to decreases in X, were calculated from the three datasets. Model experiments suggest that anthropogenic emissions of ozone-depleting substances were the largest contributor to Eery trends, while volcanic aerosol and changes in sea surface temperature also played an important role. For all-sky conditions, Eery trends, calculated from the ERA-Interim and TOMS/OMI data over the territory of Eastern Europe, Siberia and Northeastern Asia, were significantly larger (up to +5–8%/decade) due to a combination of decrease in ozone and cloudiness. In contrast, all-sky maximum trends in Eery, calculated from the CCM results, were only +3–4%/decade. While Eery trends for Northern Eurasia were generally positive, negative trends were observed in July over central Arctic regions due to an increase in cloudiness. Finally, changes in the ultraviolet (UV) resources (characteristics of UV radiation for beneficial (vitamin D production) or adverse (sunburn) effects on human health) were assessed. When defining a “UV optimum” condition with the best balance in Eery for human health, the observed increases in Eery led to a noticeable reduction of the area with UV optimum for skin types 1 and 2, especially in April. In contrast, in central Arctic regions, decreases in Eery in July resulted in a change from “UV excess” to “UV optimum” conditions for skin types 2 and 3.

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“…W tym celu przeprowadzono symulacje widm promieniowania UV docierającego do powierzchni gruntu, stosując model TUV dla wyznaczenia transferu promieniowania w atmosferze. Model wcześniej znalazł szerokie zastosowanie w badaniach fotobiologicznych [8][9][10]. .…”

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Scenario for adequate cutaneous vitamin D 3 synthesis due to solar radiation in Poland for people with phototype II and III

Lesiak¹,

Krzyścin²,

Rajewska-Więch³

2016

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StreSzczenieWprowadzenie. Podstawowym źródłem witaminy D 3 w organizmie człowieka jest jej skórna synteza pod wpływem ekspozycji na promieniowanie ultrafioletowe (UV). Obecnie ograniczony czas pobytu ludzi na wolnym powietrzu jest jedną z przyczyn deficytu tej witaminy. Dla osiąg -nięcia zalecanej dziennej dawki witaminalnej 2000 IU nie wystarczy przypadkowe naświetlanie i dlatego należy opracować odpowiednią strategię postępowania, biorąc pod uwagę warunki klimatyczne w Polsce. Cel pracy. Zaprezentowanie scenariusza pobytu w miejscach nasło-necznionych w Polsce, tak aby uzyskać wymaganą dzienną dawkę witaminy D 3 bez narażenia się na nadmierne promieniowanie rumieniotwórcze. Materiał i metodyka. Zastosowano model matematyczny do wyznaczenia dawek promieniowania ultrafioletowego dla następujących scenariuszy pobytu na wolnym powietrzu: zastosowanie przez cały czas kremu z wysokim faktorem (SPF), krótkie początkowe opalanie bez ochrony i fotoprotekcja w dalszej części dnia. Obliczenia przeprowadzono dla osób z fototypem II i III przebywających w popularnych miejscowościach wypoczynkowych w Polsce w sezonie wiosenno-letnim. Wyniki. W Polsce w okresie wiosenno-letnim możliwa jest skórna synteza witaminy D 3 w ilości 2000 IU dziennie bez pojawienia się rumienia na skórze. Dla osób z fototypem skóry II lub III wystarczy krótki (20-30-minutowy) pobyt w miejscach nasłonecznionych w godzinach okołopołudniowych. Następnie należy zastosować filtr z SPF30. Ubranie powinno odsłaniać co najmniej ręce i nogi od kolan w dół. Wnioski. Unikanie nasłonecznienia w godzinach okołopołudniowych lub stosowanie fotoprotekcji przez cały czas pobytu na wolnym powietrzu nie pozwala na uzyskanie właściwych dawek witaminy D 3 . AbStrActIntroduction. The limited outdoor activity of contemporary people results in deficiency of vitamin D. An adequate vitamin D level cannot be achieved due to random insolation. A scenario of pro-healthy outdoor Scenariusz korzystania z promieniowania słonecznego w Polsce zapewniający efektywną skórną syntezę witaminy D 3 u osób z ii i iii fototypem

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Ultraviolet resources over Northern Eurasia

Cited by 26 publications

References 27 publications

Climatological aspects of the increase of the skin cancer (melanoma) incidence rate in Europe

Climatological aspects of the increase of the skin cancer (melanoma) incidence rate in Europe

Effects of Ozone and Clouds on Temporal Variability of Surface UV Radiation and UV Resources over Northern Eurasia Derived from Measurements and Modeling

Scenario for adequate cutaneous vitamin D 3 synthesis due to solar radiation in Poland for people with phototype II and III

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