A volcanism dependent model for the extinction profile of stratospheric aerosols in the UV-visible range
DOI: 10.1029/1999GL900082
关键词: Stratosphere 、 Wavelength 、 Latitude 、 Extinction (optical mineralogy) 、 Altitude 、 Atmospheric sciences 、 Molar absorptivity 、 Effects of high altitude on humans 、 Environmental science 、 Tropopause
摘要: We present a climatological model of the extinction coefficient stratospheric aerosols in UV-visible range based on SAGE II data. The is function wavelength, latitude, relative altitude with respect to tropopause and depends volcanism level. vertical structure describes region, Junge layer high domain. shown predict realistic profiles an reasonable accuracy.
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