Том 16, номер 01, статья № 1

Кондратьев К. Я. Радиационное возмущающее воздействие, обусловленное аэрозолем. // Оптика атмосферы и океана. 2003. Т. 16. № 01. С. 5-18.    PDF
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Аннотация:

Сделан обзор данных, характеризующих влияние атмосферного аэрозоля на формирование глобального климата на основе результатов измерений и расчетов прямого и косвенного аэрозольного радиационного возмущающего воздействия (АРВВ). Подчеркнута слабая изученность косвенного АРВВ, определяемая дефицитом информации о процессах взаимодействия аэрозоля и облаков. Дальнейшая главная задача состоит в исследованиях сложной совокупности интерактивных процессов, определяющих влияние аэрозоля на климат.

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