25 Years of Solar Spectral UV Measurements at 45 degrees S

We review 25 years of solar spectral UV at Lauder, measured to the exacting standards of the Network for the Detection of Atmospheric Composition Change (NDACC) with the best systems available at the time. Recent reanalysis of the alignment, calibration, and data processing from all nine of the UV spectroradiometers used at Lauder and other NDACC sites has better characterised the effects of changes in instrument technology. There has been no detectable trend in solar UV radiation other than that resulting from ozone variation.