Atmospheric Chemistry in ACME

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Last updated: Jul 07, 2015 by Renata McCoy
1.Poster Title

Atmospheric Chemistry in ACME

2.AuthorsPhilip Cameron-Smith (Unlicensed), Susannah Burrows, Scott Elliott (Unlicensed)
3.GroupAtmosphere (primarily)
4.ExperimentBGC, Water Cycle, Cryosphere
5.Poster CategoryFuture Direction
6.Submission TypePoster or presentation
7.Poster Link ACME, Atmospheric Chemistry (Poster), Cameron-Smith, 2015.pptx

 

Abstract

Atmospheric chemistry plays a role in all of the ACME mission drivers, including (1) regulating many greenhouse gas concentrations, including methane [biogeochemistry], (2) converting biospheric emissions into aerosols [hydrologic cycle], and (3) creating the Antarctic ozone hole that affects surface winds [ocean/ice].  This poster will present a proposed plan for atmospheric chemistry in ACME, as well as capabilities and results from other projects that ACME can build on.

ACME 2015 poster: ACME, Atmospheric Chemistry (Poster), Cameron-Smith, 2015.pptx

AGU 2014 poster: Cameron-Smith, AGU poster, 2014.pdf