High-latitude methane sulphonic acid variability and solar activity: the role of the total solar irradiance

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Jan 2009

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Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics, Volume 71, Issue 1, p. 33-40.

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Solar-Terrestrial Relations, Solar Activity, Wavelet, Methane Sulphonic Acid

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The direct impact of solar activity on climate has been widely studied through Total Solar Irradiance (TSI). Biological processes also impact climate and are deeply affected by TSI. Marine phytoplankton emissions into the atmosphere have been proposed to change cloud albedo through cloud formation. In this work, we use wavelet analysis to investigate the decadal relation between high-latitude concentrations of methane sulphonic acid, a product of seawater algae, and TSI. We found that some of the methane sulphonic acid main periodicities coincide with periods of solar activity periods.

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