Chemistry and Radiation Changes in the Ozone Layer [Hardcover]

Recent studies have demonstrated a link between ozone changes caused by human activities and changing UV levels at the Earth's surface, as well as a link to climate through changes in radiative forcing and links to changes in chemical composition.
This book draws together key scientists who provide state of the art contributions on the variable ozone layer and the interplay of longwave and shortwave radiative interactions which link ozone, the climate and UV issues.Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Study Institute, held in Kolympari, Crete, Greece, from 15-24 May 1999Recent studies have demonstrated a link between ozone changes caused by human activities and changing UV levels at the Earth's surface, as well as a link to climate through changes in radiative forcing and links to changes in chemical composition.
This book draws together key scientists who provide state of the art contributions on the variable ozone layer and the interplay of longwave and shortwave radiative interactions which link ozone, the climate and UV issues.Preface. Acknowledgements. List of Lecturers. List of Participants. Developments in tropospheric chemistry; P.J. Crutzen. 3-D tropospheric model development: Impact of non methane hydrocarbon chemistry; M. Kanakidou. Model analysis of stratosphere-troposphere exchange of ozone and its role in the tropospheric ozone budget; G.J. Roelofs, J. Lelieveld. Peroxy radicals concentration and ozone generation rate for different regions of Russia as a result of TROICA-2 experiment; N.F. Elansky, et al. overview of concepts and results of the PAUR and PAUR II Projects (Modulation of Solar Ultraviolet Radiation and Photochemistry by Stratospheric Ozone, aerosols and tropospheric ozone); K.A. Kourtidis, et al. Global impact of aircraft emission on ozone concentrations and methane lifetime: Results from the 1999 IPCC aircraft assessment; I.S.A. Isaksen. The impact of NO x and H2O emissions from future Subl32