NASA NTRS · 19930001907
Future chlorine-bromine loading and ozone depletion
Abstract
The prediction of future ozone requires three elements: (1) a scenario for the net emissions of chemically and radiatively active trace gases from the land and oceans; (2) a global atmospheric model that projects the accumulation of these gases; and (3) a chemical transport model that describes the distribution of ozone for a prescribed atmospheric composition and climate. This chapter, of necessity, presents models for all three elements and focuses on the following: (1) atmospheric abundance of chlorine and bromine in the form of halocarbons; and (2) the associated perturbations to stratospheric ozone.
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Prather, Michael J., Ibrahim, Abdel Moneim, Sasaki, Toru, Stordal, Frode, Visconti, Guido. 1991-01-01. Future chlorine-bromine loading and ozone depletion. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930001907
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