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THE EXTRATROPICAL UPPER TROPOSPHERE AND LOWER STRATOSPHERE
Reviews of Geophysics, 2011Peter Hoor, Laura Pan, Thomas Birner
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Sub-seasonal Predictability and the Stratosphere
Sub-Seasonal to Seasonal Prediction, 2019The stratosphere and the troposphere are coupled in many ways. Because their interactions span days to weeks (or even longer), understanding these linkages and simulating them correctly in forecast models may provide a source of sub-seasonal to seasonal (
A. Butler +10 more
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Convective hydration of the stratosphere
Science, 2021Cirrus plumes above superstorm anvils are visible manifestations of a hydraulic ...
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Science, 1976
Balloons and U-2 aircraft were used to collect micrometer-sized stratospheric aerosols. It was discovered that for the past 6 years at least, aluminum oxide spheres have been the major stratospheric particulate in the size range 3 to 8 micrometers. The most probable source of the spheres is the exhaust from solid-fuel rockets.
D E, Brownlee, G V, Ferry, D, Tomandl
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Balloons and U-2 aircraft were used to collect micrometer-sized stratospheric aerosols. It was discovered that for the past 6 years at least, aluminum oxide spheres have been the major stratospheric particulate in the size range 3 to 8 micrometers. The most probable source of the spheres is the exhaust from solid-fuel rockets.
D E, Brownlee, G V, Ferry, D, Tomandl
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The Jovian stratosphere in the ultraviolet
Icarus, 1985The center-of-disk reflectivity of Jupiter in the wavelength range from 1450 to 3150 angstroms has been computed from 30 low-dispersion IUE spectra taken during solar maximum in 1978-1980. A vertically inhomogeneous radiative transfer program is used to compute model reflectivities of various stratospheric compositions for comparison.
R, Wagener +5 more
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The ENSO Signal in the Stratosphere
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2008Although the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is a tropospheric phenomenon, its effects are also observed in the stratosphere. Traditionally, the study of ENSO above the troposphere has been difficult because of the lack of global observations at high altitudes and also because of the presence of other sources of variability whose signals are ...
Natalia, Calvo +2 more
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1996
We have discussed many ideas in mathematics, and particularly ideas that have not yet been rigorously proven by mathematicians. For example, we don’t know if an infinity of twin primes exist, if either the Goldbach Conjecture or Riemann hypothesis is true. Many of us believe that given enough time and work, all these questions can be answered.
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We have discussed many ideas in mathematics, and particularly ideas that have not yet been rigorously proven by mathematicians. For example, we don’t know if an infinity of twin primes exist, if either the Goldbach Conjecture or Riemann hypothesis is true. Many of us believe that given enough time and work, all these questions can be answered.
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On Micro-Organisms of the Stratosphere
1976The lower parts of the biosphere are well studied since various live beings are found in oceans and at the bottom of large hollows. Contrary to this, we have no data about the upper boundaries of the biosphere. Samples were obtained with the help of specially constructed analysers which were installed in meteorological rockets and reached an altitude ...
A A, Imshenetsky +3 more
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