The influence of man-made SO2 and particle emission on the global aerosol 
concentration and the optical properties of the atmosphere

Hinzpeter, Hans

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-5494-6_24

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The influence of man-made SO2 and particle emission on the global aerosol concentration and the optical properties of the atmosphere

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Hinzpeter, Hans
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Hinzpeter, H. (1986). The influence of man-made SO2 and particle emission on the global aerosol concentration and the optical properties of the atmosphere. In A. Ghazi, & R. Fantechi (Eds.), Current Issues in Climate Research. (pp. 258-268). Dordrecht: Springer.

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Using a two-dimensional grid point model and zonal mean values of temperature, humidity, wind field and exchange coefficients the zonal distribution of aerosol particle concentration and SO2 concentration are calculated. This is done for the natural sources of aerosol particles, H2S and DMS and for the man-made emission of aerosol particles and SO2 as estimated for natural emission conditions, for the present man-made emission and for twice the amount of present man-made emission.