NASA NTRS · 19880059158
Trends in atmospheric ozone - Conflicts between models and SBUV data
Abstract
Results obtained from simple models for the long-term change in ozone and its seasonal amplitude as a function of atmospheric pressure in the region from 3.0-0.1 mbar are compared with ozone measurements obtained with the Solar Backscatter Ultraviolet Instrument (SBUV). The SBUV data show secular trends in ozone which are negative and larger than the largest model trends by a factor of two or more. It is suggested that temperature-correlated variations in photochemistry should be included in the model.
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Rusch, D. W., Clancy, R. T.. 1988-07-20. Trends in atmospheric ozone - Conflicts between models and SBUV data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880059158
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