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El. knyga: Transport Processes in the Middle Atmosphere

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  • Serija: NATO Science Series C 213
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  • ISBN-13: 9789400939738
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Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop, Erice, Sicily, Italy, November 23-27, 1986

The NATO Advanced Research Workshop on "Transport Processes in the Middle Atmosphere" was held in Erice, Sicily, from November 23 through November 27, 1986. In addition to NATO, the workshop was supported by the International School of Atmospheric Physics of the Ettore Majorana Center for Scientific Culture, and by the National Research Council of Italy. The Organizing Committee was fortunate to enlist the participation of many of the experts in the field, and this book is an account of their contributions. In order to expedite publication and keep the results "as fresh as possible" , it was decided to forego formal review of the papers; instead, the authors were asked to solicit internal reviews from their colleagues. Further, each paper was thoroughly discussed and criticized during the meeting, and those discussions have been taken into account in the preparation of the final version of the manuscripts. Occasional short presentations were made by some of the Workshop participants who wished to provide information complementary to that given in the invited talks. These presentations are not included in this book, which contains only the invited papers. The book is organized into five chapters corresponding to the different topics cov­ ered by the Workshop. The first two chapters contain general reviews of the dynamical climatology of the middle atmosphere and of the growing body of data available on the dis­ tribution of chemical constituents.

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Preface vii
1 Dynamical Climatology Of The Middle Atmosphere
Troposphere-stratosphere general circulation statistics
3(16)
M.A. Geller
M.F. Wu
A review of observations of the quasi-biennial and semiannual oscillations of wind and temperature in the tropical middle atmosphere
19(12)
K. Hamilton
Recent progress in gravity wave saturation studies
31(16)
D.C. Fritts
Radar observations of gravity waves in the mesosphere
47(10)
R.A. Vincent
The seasonal evolution of the stratosphere in the northern hemisphere
57(16)
A. O'Neill
V.D. Pope
2 Observations And Analysis Of Chemical Constituents
Distributions of ozone and nitric acid measured by the Limb Infrared Monitor of the Stratosphere (LIMS)
73(14)
J.C. Gille
The near global distributions of middle atmospheric H2O and NO2 measured by the NIMBUS 7 LIMS experiment
87(16)
E.E. Remsberg
J.M. Russell
Satellite measurements of stratospheric aerosols
103(18)
M.P. Mccormick
P.H. Wang
Evidence for planetary wave breaking from satellite data: The relative roles of diabatic effects and irreversible mixing
121(16)
N. Butchart
Seasonal variation in the variance of stratospheric ozone and potential temperature over Hohenpeissenberg, F.R.G.
137(16)
E.P. Roth
D.H. Ehhalt
Satellite observations of the Antarctic ozone depletion
153(16)
M.R. Schoeberl
3 Transport In The Middle Atmosphere: Theory And Modeling
Transport mechanisms in the middle atmosphere: An introductory survey
169(14)
D.G. Andrews
A coupled model of zonally averaged dynamics, radiation and chemistry
183(16)
K.K. Tung
The influence of the semi-annual and quasi-biennial oscillations on equatorial tracer distributions
199(16)
L.J. Gray
J.A. Pyle
The effect of breaking gravity waves on the distribution of trace species in the middle atmosphere
215(14)
G. Brasseur
M. Hitchman
Modeling the transport of chemically active constituents in the stratosphere
229(22)
W.L. Grose
J.E. Nealy
R.E. Turner
W.T. Blackshear
Comprehensive modeling of the middle atmosphere: The influence of horizontal resolution
251(16)
J.D. Mahlman
L.J. Umscheid
Dynamics and tracer transport in the middle atmosphere: An overview of some recent developments
267(30)
M.E. Mcintyre
Evidence of planetary wave breaking in the stratosphere using a photochemical model along air parcel trajectories
297(16)
J. Austin
The production of temporal variability in trace constituents concentrations
313(14)
J.R. Holton
Parcel dispersion in stratospheric models
327(16)
R.A. Plumb
Diffusion coefficients calculated from satellite data
343(10)
L.V. Lyjak
Vacillations induced by interference of stationary and traveling planetary waves
353(18)
M.L. Salby
R.R. Garcia
4 Radiative Processes And Transport
Response of the middle atmosphere to changing O3 and CO2---A speculative tutorial
371(16)
S.B. Fels
The residual circulation: Interhemispheric differences and heating and eddy components
387(14)
S.R. Beagley
R.S. Harwood
Analysis of the mean meridional circulation using satellite data
401(22)
E.R. Remsberg
5 Observational Techniques
Irregular and diurnal variability in asynoptic measurements of stratospheric trace species
423(16)
M.L. Salby
Contribution of radar observations of winds, waves, turbulence and composition to study transport processes in the middle atmosphere
439(20)
J. Rottger
Lidar sounding of the structure and dynamics of the middle atmosphere: A review of recent results relevant to transport processes
459(20)
M.L. Chanin
A. Hauchecorne
Alphabetical Index Of The Authors 479(2)
Subject Index 481