Diagnostic analysis of two-dimensional monthly average ozone balance with Chapman chemistry

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Annual Variations, Atmospheric Chemistry, Atmospheric Models, Chemical Equilibrium, Ozone, Reaction Kinetics, Atmospheric Composition, Gas Transport, Photochemical Reactions, Turbulent Diffusion, Two Dimensional Models

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Chapman chemistry has been used in a two-dimensional model to simulate ozone balance phenomenology. The similarity between regions of ozone production and loss calculated using Chapman chemistry and those computed using LIMS and SAMS data with a photochemical equilibrium model indicate that such simplified chemistry is useful in studying gross features in stratospheric ozone balance. Net ozone production or loss rates are brought about by departures from the photochemical equilibrium (PCE) condition. If transport drives ozone above its PCE condition, then photochemical loss dominates production. If transport drives ozone below its PCE condition, then photochemical production dominates loss. Gross features of ozone loss/production (L/P) inferred for the real atmosphere from data are also simulated using only eddy diffusion. This indicates that one must be careful in assigning a transport scheme for a two-dimensional model that mimics only behavior of the observed ozone L/P.

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