UCSD ESYS 10 Introduction to Environmental Systems
Winter 2006
January 26
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Atmospheric composition nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and some other stuff
Atmospheric Composition
(Florida State University)
Earth's
atmosphere (NASA) (great site)
Atmospheric structure layers of the
atmosphere
Earth's atmospheric layers and long-term temperature trends (NASA)
Temperature inversions in the troposphere (USA Today)
Greenhouse effect
Bad Greenhouse
(why the term greenhouse effect is not the same as global warming)
How "greenhouse
effect" works (USA Today Weather)
Clouds and radiation
Cloud types (Plymouth State
University)
Cloud types
(Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory, NOAA)
Climate modeling and climate feedbacks
Discussion completion: Case study 1: Low
emissions vehicles
Cloud types from NASA education website: http://vathena.arc.nasa.gov/curric/weather/pricloud/
Cirrus
Cumulus
Cumulonimbus
Stratus (nimbostratus where raining)
Greenhouse cartoon from USA Today (see site listed above): relates only to the outgoing radiation from the earth. (does not show incoming solar, reflection, etc - see textbook figure for all)
Last
modification Jan. 26 2006
email: Lynne Talley