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Impact of Ionisation Rates on Polar Stratospheric Chemistry from 1976 to 2002

Explore ionisation rates' effects on NOx, HOx, Ozone, and temperature, focusing on 70-90° latitude at 50 hPa. Discover changes in ClOx, ClO, HCl, and more with perturbation analysis. Significant NOy and HNO3 variations are illustrated.

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Impact of Ionisation Rates on Polar Stratospheric Chemistry from 1976 to 2002

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  1. Ionisationrates Ionisationrates for Solarmin Ionisationrates for Solarmax

  2. ClOx, ClO, HCl and ClONO2 @50hPa 70-90°

  3. Ozone and NOy @50hPa for 70-90°

  4. NOx and HOx for 70-90°

  5. Cl2O2, Cl2 and PSCs @50hPa for 70-90°

  6. Temperature for 70-90°

  7. NOx, HOx, Ozone and Temperature The plots show the difference between perturbed run and reference run from 1976 to 2002. The first two years were neglected to avoid spin up problems. Hatched areas show 95% significance.

  8. NOy and HNO3 • The upper panel shows the monthly mean for 1978 to 2002 for NOy • Clearly visible the NOy decrease during SH winter. • The explanation is visible in the lower panel which shows monthly mean HNO3 for 1978 to 2002. • The denitrification is responsible for the decrease of NOy.

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