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Distribution And Fate Of Selected Oxygenated Organic Species In The Troposphere And Lower Stratosphere Over The Atlantic, H. Singh, Y. Chen, A. Tabazadeh, Y. Fukui, I. Bey, R. Yantosca, D. Jacob, F. Arnold, K. Wohlfrom, E. Atlas, F. Flocke, D. Blake, N. Blake, Brian G. Heikes, J. Snow, R. Talbot, G. Gregory, G. Sachse, S. Vay, Y. Kondo
Distribution And Fate Of Selected Oxygenated Organic Species In The Troposphere And Lower Stratosphere Over The Atlantic, H. Singh, Y. Chen, A. Tabazadeh, Y. Fukui, I. Bey, R. Yantosca, D. Jacob, F. Arnold, K. Wohlfrom, E. Atlas, F. Flocke, D. Blake, N. Blake, Brian G. Heikes, J. Snow, R. Talbot, G. Gregory, G. Sachse, S. Vay, Y. Kondo
Graduate School of Oceanography Faculty Publications
A large number of oxygenated organic chemicals (peroxyacyl nitrates, alkyl nitrates, acetone, formaldehyde, methanol, methylhydroperoxide, acetic acid and formic acid) were measured during the 1997 Subsonic Assessment (SASS) Ozone and Nitrogen Oxide Experiment (SONEX) airborne field campaign over the Atlantic. In this paper, we present a first picture of the distribution of these oxygenated organic chemicals (Ox‐organic) in the troposphere and the lower stratosphere, and assess their source and sink relationships. In both the troposphere and the lower stratosphere, the total atmospheric abundance of these oxygenated species (ΣOx‐organic) nearly equals that of total nonmethane hydrocarbons (ΣNMHC), which have been traditionally …
A Case Study Of Transport Of Tropical Marine Boundary Layer And Lower Tropospheric Air Masses To The Northern Midlatitude Upper Troposphere, William B. Grant, Edward V. Browell, Carolyn F. Butler, Marta A. Fenn, Marian B. Clayton, John R. Hannan, Henry E. Fuelberg, Donald R. Blake, Nicola J. Blake, Gerald L. Gregory, Brian G. Heikes, Glen W. Sachse, Hanwant B. Singh, Julie Snow, Robert W. Talbot
A Case Study Of Transport Of Tropical Marine Boundary Layer And Lower Tropospheric Air Masses To The Northern Midlatitude Upper Troposphere, William B. Grant, Edward V. Browell, Carolyn F. Butler, Marta A. Fenn, Marian B. Clayton, John R. Hannan, Henry E. Fuelberg, Donald R. Blake, Nicola J. Blake, Gerald L. Gregory, Brian G. Heikes, Glen W. Sachse, Hanwant B. Singh, Julie Snow, Robert W. Talbot
Graduate School of Oceanography Faculty Publications
Low‐ozone (ppbv) air masses were observed in the upper troposphere in northern midlatitudes over the eastern United States and the North Atlantic Ocean on several occasions in October 1997 during the NASA Subsonic Assessment, Ozone and Nitrogen Oxide Experiment (SONEX) mission. Three cases of low‐ozone air masses were shown to have originated in the tropical Pacific marine boundary layer or lower troposphere and advected poleward along a warm conveyor belt during a synoptic‐scale disturbance. The tropopause was elevated in the region with the low‐ozone air mass. Stratospheric intrusions accompanied the disturbances. On the basis of storm track and stratospheric intrusion …