NASA NTRS · 19950004272
On ozone correlation with meteofields in the Northern Hemisphere
Abstract
The correlation coefficients of temperature and geopotential heights at various levels with total ozone and its vertical distribution have been analyzed, using the ground based and ozone sounding data. Two independent groups of factors affect total ozone. The first group - the geopotential values of the troposphere - stratosphere border (100-500 mb) manifest themselves most of all in the middle latitudes. Pertaining to this group is the total ozone correlation with the tropopause height and temperature at 500 mb. The correlation coefficients are negative (-0.55 -0.65) and little depend on the season. Related to this factor is a high (up to 0.8) correlation of ozone partial pressure with the temperature in the lower stratosphere. The second group is the geopotential and temperature values at the 10-30 mb coefficients (up to 0.6) are observed in winter in the subpolar latitudes. In summer they are substantially lower - about 0.1.
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Kadygrova, Tatiana V., Fioletov, Vitali E.. 1994-04-01. On ozone correlation with meteofields in the Northern Hemisphere. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950004272
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