Characteristics of multiple tropopauses in data assimilation systems as a context for analysis of satellite-based trace gas measurements Michael J. Schwartz 1 Gloria L. Manney 1,2 William H. Daffer 1 Michaela I. Hegglin

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Date: 2012-04-29 18:22:14 Atmospheric dynamics Wind Tropopause Jet stream Troposphere Meteorology Atmospheric sciences Atmosphere		Characteristics of multiple tropopauses in data assimilation systems as a context for analysis of satellite-based trace gas measurements Michael J. Schwartz 1 Gloria L. Manney 1,2 William H. Daffer 1 Michaela I. Hegglin Add to Reading List Source URL: ee.nmt.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 38,08 KB Share Document on Facebook

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