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Climate Change - PERICLES
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School of GeoSciences,
The University of Edinburgh,
King's Buildings,
West Mains Road,
Edinburgh, EH9 3JW, UK
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The Tropospheric Chemistry and Earth Observation Modelling Group
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We learn about Earth's climate by interpreting atmospheric and oceanic measurements of gases and particles using computer simulations of atmospheric and oceanic chemistry. We are part of the School of GeoSciences at The University of Edinburgh and in particular a subset of people working in atmospheric science within the School.
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Tropospheric ChemistryThe composition of the lowest 10-15km of Earth's atmosphere has implications for climate, human health... |
Biosphere-Atmosphere InteractionsTerrestrial vegetation and the oceans represent significant but extremely uncertain sources and sinks of climate-relevant gases and particles to the atmosphere... |
Satellite Remote SensingRelating regional air quality to global pollution phenomena is possible for the first time by viewing Earth's atmosphere from space... |
Inverse ModellingOften what we want is not what we get. Inverse modelling is a versatile statistical technique that can be used to estimate quantities that are directly or indirectly related to the measured quantity... |
