Spatial and temporal variation in long-term temperature and water vapor in the mesopause Region
Chaman Gul,
Shichang Kang,
Yuanjian Yang
et al.
Abstract:Abstract. Mesopause is the zone of minimum temperature in Earth’s atmosphere. Temperature variation in this region is one of the important responsible factors for chemical and physical changes including spatiotemporal variability in water vapor content. Twenty-two years of monthly temperature and water vapor data were used from Sounding of the Atmosphere using Broadband Emission Radiometry. Eight months per year (excluding transitional months) were selected for temporal analysis. Spatially the region is classi… Show more
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