Physics
Scientific paper
Feb 1993
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Journal of Geophysical Research (ISSN 0148-0227), vol. 98, no. E2, p. 3093-3123.
Physics
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Atmospheric General Circulation Models, Mars Atmosphere, Zonal Flow (Meteorology), Annual Variations, Dust, Mass, Atmosphere, Dynamics, Simulations, Models, Circulation, Dust, Seasonal Variations, Comparisons, Wind, Latitude, Heating, Momentum, Zones, Eddy Effects, Optical Properties, Depth, Experiments, Kinetics, Energy, Temperature, Velocity, Loading, Brightness, Clouds, Surface, Streaks, Acceleration, Flow, Condensation, Topography, Polar Region, Warming, Spacecraft Observations, Mariner 9 Mission, Iris
Scientific paper
The characteristics of the zonal-mean circulation and how it responds to seasonal variations and dust loading are described. This circulation is the main momentum-containing component of the general circulation, and it plays a dominant role in the budgets of heat and momentum. It is shown that in many ways the zonal-mean circulation on Mars, at least as simulated by the model, is similar to that on earth, having Hadley and Ferrel cells and high-altitude jet streams. However, the Martian systems tend to be deeper, more intense, and much more variable with season. Furthermore, the radiative effects of suspended dust particles, even in small amounts, have a major influence on the general circulation.
Barnes James R.
Haberle Robert M.
Lee Hyunyoung
Leovy Conway B.
Murphy Ronald J.
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