Tropical Tropopause Layer
Posted by
JAC on 8/17/2009, 12:31 pm
Mike:
I ran across this paper, don't know if you have seen it:
http://mls.jpl.nasa.gov/library/2008rg000267.pdf
It mentions that the tropopause is heated mainly by both solar IR and UV of O3.
So, the lowering of the tropause is a two step process.
1) X-ray flux increases 03 concentration. 2) IR & UV heating of O3 then creates a larger tropopause pressure thus reducing its height.
Apparently, there is a diuranl effect then as well.
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