logging in or signing up oracle o3 Mattia Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 290 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (2) Dislike it (0) Added: February 20, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Ozone layer and UV radiation in a changing climate evaluated during IPY (ORACLE-O3)Project within the IPY cluster Clouds, aerosols and atmospheric chemistry: Ozone layer and UV radiation in a changing climate evaluated during IPY (ORACLE-O3) Project within the IPY cluster Clouds, aerosols and atmospheric chemistry Peter von der Gathen AWI Niels Larsen DMISlide2: Background Nearly 1000 Expressions of Intents (EoI) were submitted to the IPY Joint Committee early 2005 Recommendations for clustering of EoI’s Within the cluster ”Clouds, aerosols, and atmospheric chemistry” 15 EoI’s have been identified, related to research on the stratosphere and UV under climate changing conditions The Oracle-O3 cluster has contributions/interests from 117 researchers from 67 research institutions in 22 countries Science programme, data management and outreach 1) Ozone loss (detection and impact on UV radiation, 2) PSC (polar stratospheric clouds) and cirrus, 3) Atmospheric chemistry, 4) UV radiation, 5) Ozone and climate change and feedback 6) Data management 7) Education, outreach and communication.Slide4: Funding and coordination Draft Preparation Form for Proposed IPY Activity CO-PI’s: Peter von der Gathen, AWI and Niels Larsen, DMI National IPY Committees National IPY research programmes International coordination - (COST action ?) Science programme, data management and outreach 1) Ozone loss (detection and impact on UV radiation 2) PSC (polar stratospheric clouds) and cirrus 3) Atmospheric chemistry 4) UV radiation Ozone and climate change and feedback Data management 7) Education, outreach and communication.Slide5: Quantification of polar ozone losses in both hemispheres Match technique Simultaneous satellite measurements of ozone and reactive chlorine and bromine Aura ACE Envisat OdinSlide6: Investigations of Polar Stratospheric Clouds Solid particle formation Denitrification Trace gas measurements M55-Geophysica Particle and trace gas measurements BAe-146 Tandem flights with M55 SAF LearJet H2O DLR-Falcon O3-aerosol lidar Stratospheric balloons Particle measurenets H2O Calipso lidar PSC detection GB lidarsSlide7: Instruments operating in the IR, UV/Vis and microwave, Lidars, O3-sondes Seasonal and long-term variability Ozone, water vapour, numerous key ozone-related trace gases in the stratosphere Tropospheric pollutants, greenhouse gases, and biomass burning UV-, visible, and infrared radiation and ground/sea/ice albedo, AOD Ground-based measurements Marambio Belgrano Rio Gallegos UshuaiaSlide8: Modelling Chemistry-transport models Chemistry-climate models Integration of field data and process studies in a modelling framework Chemical assimilation Changes in SH vortex dynamics Recovery of the ozone layerSlide9: UV-effect studies: Epidemiological study of personal UV exposure. Deepen our understanding of the role of the variability of light and UV radiation on primary production and human population. Variability and trends of the relevant biologically effective doses in polar areas, and their sensitivity to changes in snow and cloud cover. Explain differences in phytoplankton biomass, melatonin and vitamin D levels as a function of the variability of relevant biologically weighted doses. Establish foundations for future data products on UV and visible radiation. Slide10: National IPY research programmes NERC IPY special fund NERC Antarctic Funding Initiative Italian Programme for Antarctic Research (PNRA) German IPY programme under way Link to EU- research European Commission funded Integrated Project Stratosphere-Climate Links With Emphasis On The UTLS (SCOUT-O3) Management structure Data management data protocol, data base Conferences CollaborationSlide11: Endorsements You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
oracle o3 Mattia Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 290 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (2) Dislike it (0) Added: February 20, 2008 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Ozone layer and UV radiation in a changing climate evaluated during IPY (ORACLE-O3)Project within the IPY cluster Clouds, aerosols and atmospheric chemistry: Ozone layer and UV radiation in a changing climate evaluated during IPY (ORACLE-O3) Project within the IPY cluster Clouds, aerosols and atmospheric chemistry Peter von der Gathen AWI Niels Larsen DMISlide2: Background Nearly 1000 Expressions of Intents (EoI) were submitted to the IPY Joint Committee early 2005 Recommendations for clustering of EoI’s Within the cluster ”Clouds, aerosols, and atmospheric chemistry” 15 EoI’s have been identified, related to research on the stratosphere and UV under climate changing conditions The Oracle-O3 cluster has contributions/interests from 117 researchers from 67 research institutions in 22 countries Science programme, data management and outreach 1) Ozone loss (detection and impact on UV radiation, 2) PSC (polar stratospheric clouds) and cirrus, 3) Atmospheric chemistry, 4) UV radiation, 5) Ozone and climate change and feedback 6) Data management 7) Education, outreach and communication.Slide4: Funding and coordination Draft Preparation Form for Proposed IPY Activity CO-PI’s: Peter von der Gathen, AWI and Niels Larsen, DMI National IPY Committees National IPY research programmes International coordination - (COST action ?) Science programme, data management and outreach 1) Ozone loss (detection and impact on UV radiation 2) PSC (polar stratospheric clouds) and cirrus 3) Atmospheric chemistry 4) UV radiation Ozone and climate change and feedback Data management 7) Education, outreach and communication.Slide5: Quantification of polar ozone losses in both hemispheres Match technique Simultaneous satellite measurements of ozone and reactive chlorine and bromine Aura ACE Envisat OdinSlide6: Investigations of Polar Stratospheric Clouds Solid particle formation Denitrification Trace gas measurements M55-Geophysica Particle and trace gas measurements BAe-146 Tandem flights with M55 SAF LearJet H2O DLR-Falcon O3-aerosol lidar Stratospheric balloons Particle measurenets H2O Calipso lidar PSC detection GB lidarsSlide7: Instruments operating in the IR, UV/Vis and microwave, Lidars, O3-sondes Seasonal and long-term variability Ozone, water vapour, numerous key ozone-related trace gases in the stratosphere Tropospheric pollutants, greenhouse gases, and biomass burning UV-, visible, and infrared radiation and ground/sea/ice albedo, AOD Ground-based measurements Marambio Belgrano Rio Gallegos UshuaiaSlide8: Modelling Chemistry-transport models Chemistry-climate models Integration of field data and process studies in a modelling framework Chemical assimilation Changes in SH vortex dynamics Recovery of the ozone layerSlide9: UV-effect studies: Epidemiological study of personal UV exposure. Deepen our understanding of the role of the variability of light and UV radiation on primary production and human population. Variability and trends of the relevant biologically effective doses in polar areas, and their sensitivity to changes in snow and cloud cover. Explain differences in phytoplankton biomass, melatonin and vitamin D levels as a function of the variability of relevant biologically weighted doses. Establish foundations for future data products on UV and visible radiation. Slide10: National IPY research programmes NERC IPY special fund NERC Antarctic Funding Initiative Italian Programme for Antarctic Research (PNRA) German IPY programme under way Link to EU- research European Commission funded Integrated Project Stratosphere-Climate Links With Emphasis On The UTLS (SCOUT-O3) Management structure Data management data protocol, data base Conferences CollaborationSlide11: Endorsements