Mathematics – Logic
Scientific paper
Jun 1989
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1989mesjj..67..465k&link_type=abstract
Meteorological Society of Japan, Journal (ISSN 0026-1165), vol. 67, June 1989, p. 465-472.
Mathematics
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Annual Variations, Anomalous Temperature Zones, Ozone Depletion, Planetary Waves, Sea Surface Temperature, Geopotential Height, Pacific Ocean, Southern Hemisphere, Stratosphere
Scientific paper
A possible cause of the recent decrease of planetary wave activity and Antarctic ozone depletion in spring is proposed. The tropospheric stationary wave structure in the Southern Hemisphere shows substantial variation during 1979 to 1988. Before the 1980's, especially in 1979, a well-developed tropospheric ridge was situated in the South Pacific and the stationary wave propagated into the stratosphere, while after 1985 the tropospheric ridge became weaker and split into two ridges, and no vertical propagation was clearly seen. In 1988, however, the vertically propagating wave number 1 structure was recovered. This change of planetary wave structure in the South Pacific seems to be related to the sea surface temperature anomaly in the low latitude South Pacific. A possible role of the sea surface temperature variation in the recent development of the ozone hole is also discussed.
Kodera Kunihiko
Yamazaki Koji
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