'Aerosol forcing' diaporamas de présentation

Core Theme 1

Core Theme 1. WP 1.1. Task 1.1.1: Assessment of millenium-scale simulations and role of external forcing. Compare simulated (signatures of) THC variability on interdecadal to centennial time scales with palaeo-observations from WP1.2 [LOCEAN, MET-O, MPI-M, NERSC]

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With contributions from:

ARCTAS P-3B Overview: Goals, Payload, Flights, and Example Results. Phil Russell and Tony Clarke P-3B Platform Scientists. With contributions from:

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Uncertainty in aerosol emissions

Uncertainty in aerosol emissions. Joyce E. Penner University of Michigan Presented to UNFCC Expert meeting London September 24-26, 2002. Validation of climate attribution models.

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What are aerosols ?

What are aerosols ?. Aerosol is a collection of particles suspended in the air, they range in size from 0.01 microns to several tens of microns. Aerosols. Sulphate aerosol Black carbon and Organic carbon Aerosol spray. Sources of aerosol. Ocean Volcanic eruption dust storms

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Aerosols

Aerosols. Kenneth Hunu and Partner Dynamics of Climate Variability and Climate Change 5 December 2006. What are aerosols?. Aerosols: liquid or solid particles suspended in air Natural aerosols: sources: volcanoes, sea spray from ocean, dust coarse in size (~2 microns)

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Aerosols

Aerosols. Kenneth Hunu and Partner Dynamics of Climate Variability and Climate Change 5 December 2006. What are aerosols?. Aerosols: liquid or solid particles suspended in air Natural aerosols: sources: volcanoes, sea spray from ocean, dust coarse in size (~2 microns)

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