Fast two-dimensional model

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1990-01-01

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Jackman, Charles H., Anne R. Douglass, Richard S. Stolarski, Paul D. Guthrie, and A. M. Thompson. “Fast Two-Dimensional Model,” January 1, 1990. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920005316.

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A two dimensional (altitude and latitude) model of the atmosphere is used to investigate problems relating to the variability of the dynamics and temperature of the atmosphere on the ozone distribution, solar cycle variations of atmospheric constituents, the sensitivity of model results to tropospheric trace gas sources, and assessment computations of changes in ozone related to manmade influences. In a comparison between two dimensional model results in which the odd nitrogen family was transported together and model results in which the odd nitrogen species was transported separately, it was found that the family approximations are adequate for perturbation scenario calculations.