NASA NTRS · 20010037601
Modeling Nitrogen Oxides in the Lower Stratosphere
Abstract
This talk will focus on the status of current understanding (not a historical review) as regards modeling nitrogen oxides (NOy) in the lower stratosphere (LS). The presentation will be organized around three major areas of process understanding: 1) NOy sources, sinks, and transport to the LS, 2) NOy species partitioning, and 3) polar multiphase processes. In each area, process topics will be identified with an estimate of the degree of confidence associated with their representation in numerical models. Several exotic and/or speculative processes will also be discussed. Those topics associated with low confidence or knowledge gaps, weighted by their prospective importance in stratospheric chemical modeling, will be collected into recommendations for further study. Suggested approaches to further study will be presented for discussion.
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Kawa, S. Randy, Einaudi, Franco. 2001-01-01. Modeling Nitrogen Oxides in the Lower Stratosphere. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20010037601
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