Study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS

The global distribution of temperature in the stratosphere from 100 to 10 mbar and the total ozone in the atmosphere are remotely sensed from the Nimbus-4 IRIS measurements for a period of about one year. The temperature and ozone data are presented in the form of monthly mean global maps. The stand...

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Main Author: Prabhakara, C.
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Published: 1976
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spelling ftnasantrs:oai:casi.ntrs.nasa.gov:19760007622 2023-05-15T13:59:21+02:00 Study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS Prabhakara, C. Unclassified, Unlimited, Publicly available Jan 1, 1976 application/pdf http://hdl.handle.net/2060/19760007622 unknown Document ID: 19760007622 Accession ID: 76N14710 http://hdl.handle.net/2060/19760007622 No Copyright CASI METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY NASA-TN-D-8134 G-7620 1976 ftnasantrs 2019-07-21T11:08:06Z The global distribution of temperature in the stratosphere from 100 to 10 mbar and the total ozone in the atmosphere are remotely sensed from the Nimbus-4 IRIS measurements for a period of about one year. The temperature and ozone data are presented in the form of monthly mean global maps. The standard deviations of temperature and ozone with respect to zonal averages are calculated. The mean and the variable state of the stratosphere are discussed with the help of these observations. The lower stratosphere in the tropical regions reveals a significant wave number one pattern in the circulation. The Arctic and Antarctic stratospheric winter circulation regimes display a different behavior apparently due to the ocean and orographic differences. Other/Unknown Material Antarc* Antarctic Arctic NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Antarctic Arctic
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Study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS
topic_facet METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY
description The global distribution of temperature in the stratosphere from 100 to 10 mbar and the total ozone in the atmosphere are remotely sensed from the Nimbus-4 IRIS measurements for a period of about one year. The temperature and ozone data are presented in the form of monthly mean global maps. The standard deviations of temperature and ozone with respect to zonal averages are calculated. The mean and the variable state of the stratosphere are discussed with the help of these observations. The lower stratosphere in the tropical regions reveals a significant wave number one pattern in the circulation. The Arctic and Antarctic stratospheric winter circulation regimes display a different behavior apparently due to the ocean and orographic differences.
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author Prabhakara, C.
author_facet Prabhakara, C.
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title Study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS
title_short Study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS
title_full Study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS
title_fullStr Study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS
title_full_unstemmed Study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from Nimbus-4 IRIS
title_sort study of the lower stratospheric thermal structure and total ozone from nimbus-4 iris
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