Search for dissertations about: "mesospheric ozone."
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 swedish dissertations containing the words mesospheric ozone..
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1. Mesospheric measurements using microwave spectroscopy
Abstract : The mesosphere is an altitude region of the atmosphere, covering altitudes between about 50 km to 100 km. Improved understanding of this area of the atmosphere offers possibilities of increasing the accuracy of weather forecast and climate models. READ MORE
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2. New perspectives in mesospheric wave dynamics and oxygen photochemistry
Abstract : The mesosphere is the region of the atmosphere between 50km to 100km, where both dynamical and photochemical aspects play important roles for the thermal balance. This thesis focuses on the following three areas for mesospheric studies: wave dynamics, oxygen photochemistry and retrieval using the optimal estimation method. READ MORE
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3. O2 and OH airglow in the mesosphere through the lens of Odin/OSIRIS Infrared Imager
Abstract : Observing airglow emissions allows us to explore the chemical composition and dynamics of the upper mesosphere. The Odin satellite has routinely measured O2(a1∆g) and OH Meinel band airglow emissions from 2001 until 2015. In this thesis, the Odin/OSIRIS infrared imager data have been studied in some depth for the first time. READ MORE
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4. Improved data analysis methods for the millimetre-wave observation of strato-mesospheric ozone and winds over Northern Sweden
Abstract : This thesis analyses and discusses the work done to improve an ozone retrieval method. The newly implemented method aims to invert emission spectra measured with the millimetre-wave radiometers KIMRA and MIRA2 at the Swedish Institute of Space Physics (IRF) in Kiruna. READ MORE
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5. The impact of mesospheric dynamics and chemistry on key chemical species: 20 years of Odin/SMR satellite observations
Abstract : Coupling mechanisms between different atmospheric layers are such that changes in middle atmospheric dynamics and composition have an effect on what happens at lower altitudes and on the climate. There is therefore a need to extend climate models to include higher altitudes and to perform measurements of the middle atmosphere. READ MORE