2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolmodel.2008.06.014
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Simulation of transport and composition changes during a blocking episode over the East Atlantic and North Europe

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“…An even higher resolution is desirable for catching also the details in the lower troposphere. Episodic studies with the EU-RAD model (ATMOFAST, 2005;Ebel et al, 2008) with increased horizontal and vertical resolution confirmed that especially a higher vertical resolution in the tropopause region enhances the ability of the model to reproduce of the dynamics and composition of the upper troposphere/lower stratosphere in more detail.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…An even higher resolution is desirable for catching also the details in the lower troposphere. Episodic studies with the EU-RAD model (ATMOFAST, 2005;Ebel et al, 2008) with increased horizontal and vertical resolution confirmed that especially a higher vertical resolution in the tropopause region enhances the ability of the model to reproduce of the dynamics and composition of the upper troposphere/lower stratosphere in more detail.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Single episodes and longer periods have been studied with this modified version of EURAD (e.g., Ebel et al, 2008). In particular, a full-year run was completed for 2001.…”
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“…As indicated by Shapiro et al (1987) and Hudson et al (2003), there is a close coincidence between the SJS and the upper-level subtropical front, where shallow tropopause foldings are likely to occur (Langford 1999). In particular, the mixing of stratospheric air into the troposphere can occur at the western and eastern boundary of the blocking system, where a very low tropopause (occasionally close to the 5000-hPa pressure level) can occur (Ebel et al 2008). Exchange can also occur as a result of filamentation around the SJS, causing a quasihorizontal stretching of stratospheric materials along isentropes (Appenzeller and Holton 1997).…”
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“…The climate changes and primarily the global increase of the temperature are already causing or at least will cause in the future many difficulties in the modern society. This is becoming clear from the conclusions drawn by the specialists from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climatic Changes (IPCC) in Houghton et al (2001) and Stocker et al (2013) or by many other scientists working in this area (Bell et al, 2007;Bouchet et al, 1999aBouchet et al, , 1999bCarvalho et al, 2010;Ebel et al, 2008;Jacobson, 2008;Richardson, 1911;Syrakov et al, 2011). We shall show in this paper that the climate changes may lead to some increases of ozone pollution levels, which could result in difficulties for some groups of people (persons suffering from asthmatic diseases).…”
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