By 2011, scientists have been able to identify three separate holes in the Ozone layer. One in Tibet, one in the North Pole and one in Antarctica. The size of these ozone holes were calculated using the Dobson Meter and measured in Dobson units.
The size of the ozone hole is calculated in km2 since it pertains to the area where the hole is created. The size of the hole does not pertain in the thickness of the Ozone layer, which is calculated using the Dobson Meter.