The book "Solar Ultraviolet Radiation" offers a comprehensive analysis of the developments in UV-B measurement methods and the associated research that gained importance in the late 1980s and early 1990s. It is based on the findings of a NATO Advanced Study Institute held in 1995 in Halkidiki, Greece. This specialized book addresses the fundamentals of solar radiation and its temporal variability, as well as the interactions between solar UV radiation and the atmosphere. The authors, consisting of 27 experts, discuss the complex scattering processes and photochemical reactions influenced by solar activity. Special attention is given to changes in atmospheric composition and their effects on UV-B radiation, including the concerning decline of ozone in the early 1990s. The book is a valuable resource for professionals and students in the fields of mathematics and natural sciences who wish to explore the impacts of solar UV radiation on the environment.