ATOC 4720 class27 Radiative transfer in global energy balance

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Heating of the Atmosphere
Advertisements

MET 112 Global Climate Change
The Earth’s Global Energy Balance
The Greenhouse Effect and Earth-Atmosphere Energy Balance
(4) Radiation Laws 2 Physics of the Atmosphere II Atmo II 80.
1 NATS 101 Lecture 6 Greenhouse Effect and Earth-Atmo Energy Balance.
Electromagnetic Radiation Electromagnetic Spectrum Radiation Laws Atmospheric Absorption Radiation Terminology.
1. Try to produce a flow chart from the text I read to you 2. Look at pages 208 to 209 of David Waugh and answer the following; a) Describe how the.
1 NATS 101 Lecture 6 Greenhouse Effect and Earth-Atmo Energy Balance.
CHAPTER 7: THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT. MILLENIAL NH TEMPERATURE TREND [IPCC, 2001]
Atmospheric Chemistry Global Warming. GasMole Percent N O Ar0.934 CO O3O3 1.0 x Composition of Atmosphere:
MONITORING EARTH’S CLIMATE SYSTEM & PLANETARY ENERGY BUDGET.
ATS Lecture 2 Energy & Radiation Surface Maps.
What happens to solar energy ? 1.Absorption (absorptivity=  ) Results in conduction, convection and long-wave emission 2.Transmission (transmissivity=
1 MET 112 Global Climate Change MET 112 Global Climate Change - Lecture 2 The Earth’s Energy Balance Dr. Craig Clements San José State University Outline.
Atmospheric Chemistry Global Warming. GasMole Percent N O Ar0.934 CO O3O3 1.0 x Composition of Atmosphere:
MET 61 1 MET 61 Introduction to Meteorology MET 61 Introduction to Meteorology - Lecture 8 “Radiative Transfer” Dr. Eugene Cordero San Jose State University.
1 BAESI - Global Warming: Food Climate Connections The Greenhouse Effect Dr. Eugene Cordero San Jose State University Outline  Greenhouse effect  Energy.
1 MET 112 Global Climate Change MET 112 Global Climate Change - Lecture 2 The Earth’s Energy Balance Dr. Eugene Cordero San Jose State University Outline.
Earth’s Energy Budget Earth has 2 heat engines: – Internal – External Internal Heat Engine – Energy that drives plate tectonics – Source = radioactive.
Announcements I will go over homework assignments for the semester during the next two classes. TODAY: Writing assignment options + assignment lists WEDNESDAY:
Is Global Warming caused by…. NO! Many think that the Ozone hole lets in more solar energy causing the earth to become warmer, but this is not true! Think.
The Greenhouse Effect. What controls climate? Energy from the Sun – Radiation! Consider the 4 inner planets of the solar system: SUN 342 W m W.
Lecture 5 Abiol 574 Blackbody Radiation/ Planetary Energy Balance This material is from Ch. 3 of The Earth System, ed. 3, by Kump, Kasting, and Crane.
Earth’s Energy Balance Complexity, climate change and human systems HCOL 185.
Radiation Heat Transfer EGR 4345 Heat Transfer. Blackbody Radiation Blackbody – a perfect emitter & absorber of radiation Emits radiation uniformly in.
ATMOSPHERE HEATING RATE: CLOUD FREE ATMOSPHERE. Words and Equation from Petty: Radiative Heating Rate.
TOPIC III THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT. SOLAR IRRADIANCE SPECTRA 1  m = 1000 nm = m Note: 1 W = 1 J s -1.
Earth’s Energy Balance
1 MET 112 Global Climate Change MET 112 Global Climate Change - Lecture 3 The Earth’s Energy Balance Dr. Eugene Cordero San Jose State University Outline.
Blackbody Radiation/ Planetary Energy Balance
Global-mean energy balance. Spatial Radiation Imbalance Distribution of solar forcing as function of latitude.
WHERE DOES THE INCOMING SHORTWAVE RADIATION GO TO? The Shortwave Radiation Balance.
Blackbody Radiation A blackbody is something that absorbs all radiation that shines on it Are all blackbodies black? - no!! - imagine a box full of lava.
Quick Review of Remote Sensing Basic Theory Paolo Antonelli SSEC University of Wisconsin-Madison Monteponi, September 2008.
The Greenhouse Effect. Natural heating of earth’s surface caused by greenhouse gases –CO 2 (Carbon Dioxide) –CH 3 (Methane) –N 2 O (Nitrous Oxide) –H.
The Atmosphere: One component of the climate system Composition / Structure Radiative transfer Vertical and latitudinal heat transport Atmospheric circulation.
Faint Young Sun Paradox
AHMEDABAD INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Blackbody Radiation/ Planetary Energy Balance
Blackbody Radiation/ Planetary Energy Balance
Timescales Geological time (big changes globally)
Global energy balance SPACE
Natural Environments: The Atmosphere
Radiation  = 1 for blackbody (emissivity) Qr = T4
Due to changes in the Energy Budget
What is INSOLATION? A Science Sisters Production 2017.
What controls climate? Energy from the Sun – Radiation
Miss. Jadhav S.V. Assit.Professor
Atmospheric Heating Chapter 15 section 2
The Sun: source of it all…
Global surface temperature trend
NATS 101 Lecture 6 Greenhouse Effect and Earth-Atmo Energy Balance
ATOC 4720 class29 1. How the energy balance is achieved in the earth-atmosphere system 2. The energy balance of the upper atmosphere 3. The energy balance.
QUIZ 3 #1. What does this represent? Incoming shortwave
Energy Balance and Circulation Systems
Weather, Climate & Society ATMO 336 Climate vs. Weather
What controls climate? Energy from the Sun – Radiation
GLOBAL ENERGY BUDGET - 2 The Greenhouse Effect.
Global Change: Class Exercise
Review Items Heat Transfer Latent Heat
Global Change: Class Exercise
Faint Young Sun Paradox
Insolation and Earth: A Dynamic Relationship
WAVELENGTHS ARE MEASURED FROM ONE CREST TO THE NEXT
Thermodynamics Atmosphere
The Ins & Outs of Solar Radiation
ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION
Global Change: Class Exercise
Global Change: Class Exercise
Presentation transcript:

ATOC 4720 class27 Radiative transfer in global energy balance The globally averaged atmospheric energy balance

1. Radiative transfer in global energy balance Planck’s law: Stefan-Boltzmann’s law: Wien’s displacement law: Kirchhoff’s law:

Effect of atmosphere on radiation Scattering:

Reflection

Longwave emission

Processes important for energy balance Scattering of solar radiation by clouds (albedo); Absorption of solar radiation by gases (O3 upper atmosphere and H2O lower atmosphere);[photodissociation] Absorption of terrestrial radiation by gaseous constituents (CO2, H2O, O3): green house effect; Absorption of terrestrial radiation by clouds, enhance green house effects; [example]

2. The globally averaged atmospheric energy balance Blackboard demonstration: see class notes for detail.