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The effect of large scale oscillitions on arctic surface ozone concentration
EAS6410 Xueyuan Deng
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What can influent ozone concentration
Radiation Chemical componet of the atmosphere Transport
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Data used here Station observation Barrow, Alaska(71.32N,156.61W)
8 meters 1973 – Present Index
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Atmosphere events The EOFs of NH (20-90N) SLP monthly anomaly covariance NAM(18.0%) PNA(10.3%) EOF3(9.3%)
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NAM
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PNA
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Ocean Events ENSO The index is the average SST anomaly equatorward of 20-degrees latitude (north and south) minus the average SST poleward of 20-degrees, and it captures the low-frequency part of the ENSO phenomena. Anomalies are with respect to the period PDO Derived as the leading PC of monthly SST anomalies in the North Pacific Ocean, poleward of 20N.
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Ocean winter Spring Summer Autumn ENSO 0.2882 -0.0796 0.1173 0.0668
PDO 0.2497
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SUMMARY Temperature is well related with Ozone concentration
The effect of atmospheric oscillation can be observed the whole year The influence of SST can be seen in winter
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