Tillman, Aspects of the atmospheric surface layers on mars and earth. Bound.-Layer Meteorol. 105(3), 451-470 (2002). doi:10.1023/A:1020338016753Larsen SE, Jorgensen HE, Landberg L, Tillman JE (2002) Aspects of
CHANGES in the surface temperature of the Earth throughout its history are important for understanding both the geological development of the Earth's surface and the origin and development of life on Earth. The calculation of variations in the surface temperature with time is complicated by the num...
We present a study of atmospheric disturbances at Jezero Crater, Mars, using ground-based measurements of surface pressure by the Perseverance rover in combination with orbital images from the Mars Express and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter missions. The study starts at Ls ∼ 13.3° in MY36 (6 Mar...
Links of SSWs to ionospheric irregularities, which can impact global communications and navigation, have also been suggested51 and could be further investigated. Connections to atmospheric chemistry and air quality would be valuable. For example, modulations of the Brewer–Dobson circulation influence ...
Interestingly, although atmospheric SO2 would be expected to absorb some UV light, it apparently permits the passage of light of the requisite wavelength to drive the photoreductive chemistry to the surface of Earth31,32. Fig. 1 Photochemical reduction of cyanohydrins. Solvated electrons and/or H...
The atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) is the lowest 1–2 km of the troposphere, where the mechanical properties of the wind are directly influenced by the Earth’s surface (Stull 1988). The lower 100 m of the ABL, where heliostats and other physical structures including buildings and bridges...
Reason: Pressure at Q is atmospheric pressure and points P and Q are at same levels. View Solution The pressure of the earth's atmosphere at sea level is due to the View Solution The incident intensity on a horizontal surface at sea level from the sun is about1kWm−2. ...
On average, more than 60% of the Earth's surface is covered with clouds. Clouds strongly affect atmospheric radiative fluxes and heating rates. In producing precipitation, clouds form an essential link in the hydrological cycle. Despite the significance of clouds in the climate system, cloud ...
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1), which was considered the worst flood event in the past 40 years in South China and resulted in an economic loss of US$20 billion7. In addition, the JRC data set used the Landsat top-of-atmosphere reflectance data (no atmospheric correction) as input data, which might introduce some ...