Anderson G.P., Clough S.A., Kneizys F.X., Chetwynd J.H., Shettle E.P. AFGL Atmospheric Constituent Profiles (0-120km)

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Appendix

A:

Part

II

Constituent

Profiles

(U.S.

Standard

Atmosphere

ONLY)

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Appendix

B

Bibliography

The

tabulated

profiles

(see

text)

are,

in

most

cases,

derived

from

more

than

one

literature

source.

This

bibliography

provides

a

list

of

all

references

considered

when

formulating

these

profiles

and

is

provided

as

an

aide

to

evaluating

species

variability,

measurement

techniques,

and/or

modeling

efforts.

In

general

the

final

profiles

have

undergone

merging,

editing,

smoothing,

interpolation,

and

often

extrapolation.

They

can

not,

therefore,

be

directly

attributed

to

single

sources.

"Part

I

of

the

Bibliography

lists

the

source

data

by

author

and

year, separated

into

four

categories:

(A)

Radiance-Transmittance

Models

and

Line

Parameters;

(B)

Liter-

ature

Reviews

and/or

Photochemical

Models;

(C)

Atmospheric

Temperature/Pressure

*i

Profiles;

and

(D)

Constituent

Profiles.

The

order

in

which

the

references

appear

may

reflect

their

impact

upon

the

adopted

profile

(see

text).

Part

II

provides

the

actual

alphabetized

references

with

appropriate

species

Identi-

fication

for

cross

indexing.

36

%

%

Part

1:

Subject

Listing

A.

Radiance-

Tran

smittance

Models

and

Line

Parameters

Clough,

et

al.,

1981;

Clough,

et

al.,

1985;

Kneizys,

et

al.,

1980;

Kneizys,

et

al.,

1983;

Rothman,

et

al.,

1983a;

Rothman,

et

al.,

1983b.

B.

Literature

Reviews

/Photochemical

Models

Allen,

et

al.,

1984.

(subsequently

referred

to

as

A)

Brasseur

and

Solomon,

1984.

(referred

to

as

ES)

Crutzen

and

Gidel,

1983.

(referred

to

as

CG)

Garcia

and

Solomon,

1983.

(referred

to

as

GS)

Logan, et

al.,

1981.

(referred

to

as

L)

Smith,

1982.

(referred

to

as

Sm)

WMO,

1982.

(referred

to

as

WMO)

WMO,

1986.

C.

Atmospheric

Temperature

/Pressure

Profiles

NASA,

1966.

CIRA,

1972.

NASA,

1976.

D.

Constituent

Profiles

[All]1

(Sm);

(WMO);

(BS)

[H

2

0]

Kneizys,

et

al.,

1980;

Remsberg,

et

al.,

1984b;

Farmer,

et

al.,

1980;

Girard

and

Loulsnard,

1984;

Grossmaii,

et

al.,

1985;

Llppens,

et

al.,

1984;

Louisnard,

et

al.,

1983;

Russell,

et

al.,

1984b;

Stordal,

et

al.,

1985;

Weinreb,

et

al.,

1984;

Degges

and

Nadile,

in

press;

Philbrick,

private

communication;

(A);

(GS);

(L);

(Sm);

(WMO).

[CO

2

]

Farmer,

et

al.,

1980;

Komhyre,

et

al.,

1985;

Llppens,

et

al.,

1984;

(Sm);

(WMO).

[0

3]

Keating

and

Young,

In

press;

Bojkov,

In

press;

Fishman,

1985;

Girard

and

Loulsnard,

1984;

Loulanard,

et

al.,

1,983;

McPeters,

et

al.,

1984;

Remsberg,

et

al.,

1984a;

Seller

and

Fishman,

1981;

(A);

(BS);

(CG);

(GS);

(L);

(Sm);

(WMO).

[N

2

01

Jones

and

Pyle,

1984;

Farmer,

et

al.,

1980;

Guthrie,

et

al.,

1984;

Loulanard,

et

al.,

1983;

Rinsland,

et

al.,

1982a;

Stordal,

et

al.,

1985;

(BS);

(Sm);

(WMO).

[CO)

Solomon,

et

al.,

1985;

Bevilacqua,

et

al.,

1985;

Clancy,

at

al.,

1982;

Varmer,

et

al.,

1980;

Fishman,

1985;

Lippens,

at

al.,

1984;

Louisnard,

et

al.

,

1983;

Seiler

and

Fishman,

1981;

Wattenbach,

et

al.,

1984;

(A),

(BS);

(CG);

(L);'(Sm);

(WMO).

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