Response of middle atmosphere to short-term ultraviolet variations: 2. Theory
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Earth and related Environmental sciences
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Scientific
Date
1987Metadata
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Presents a theoretical interpretation with the purpose of better understanding the chemical behaviour of the stratosphere and the coupling between temperature and ozone concentrations, when a periodic forcing is applied to the solar ultraviolet (UV) flux. The response of the temperature and of the trace species concentrations, including ozone, to short-term variations in the solar UV irradiance is calculated by a one-dimensional chemical-radiative time- dependent model. Comparison of the model results with the observed ozone and temperature responses, based on satellite data, shows that the theory is consistent in many respects with observations.
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Brasseur, G.; De Rudder, A.; Keating, G.M.; Pitts, M.C. (1987). Response of middle atmosphere to short-term ultraviolet variations: 2. Theory. , Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol. 92, Issue D1, 903-914, DOI: 10.1029/JD092iD01p00903.Identifiers
scopus: 2-s2.0-0023471512
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Article
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Yes
Language
eng