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As it becomes increasingly necessary to reduce aviation-related emissions, condensation trails present an additional challenge. These are arguably responsible for the largest contribution to radiative forcing in the sector, but the phenomenon is still ...
Eduardo Cabrera, João M. Melo de Sousa
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Targeted Use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel to Maximize Climate Benefits. [PDF]
Teoh R +8 more
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Estimating the Climate Efficacy of Contrail Cirrus on Surface Temperature [PDF]
So far, the various components contributing to the global climate impact of aviation were mostly quantified and ranked on the basis of radiative forcings.
Hendricks, Johannes +5 more
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Ice nucleation under cirrus cloud conditions [PDF]
Cirrus are thin upper tropospheric clouds that are composed entirely of ice particles. Due to their extensive coverage of the Earth’s surface, they have a significant impact on the Earth’s radiative balance.
Wilson, Theodore W
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An Observational Constraint on Aviation-Induced Cirrus From the COVID-19-Induced Flight Disruption. [PDF]
Digby RAR +3 more
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Toward Elimination of Soot Emissions from Jet Fuel Combustion. [PDF]
Kelesidis GA +3 more
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Visual Analysis and Detection of Contrails in Aircraft Engine Simulations. [PDF]
Nipu N +4 more
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Contrail cirrus climate modelling: uncertainty, microphysical processes and mitigation pathways
Contrail cirrus is the largest contributor to aviation’s effective radiative forcing (ERF), making it a key mitigation target. However, current ERF estimates have a large ∼ 70% uncertainty due to limited understanding of the physical processes governing ...
Zhang, Weiyu
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How to make climate-neutral aviation fly. [PDF]
Sacchi R +6 more
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