Sources of uncertainties in modelling black carbon at the global scale

Vignati, E; Karl, M; Krol, M; Wilson, J; Stier, P; Cavalli, F

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Our understanding of the global black carbon (BC) cycle is essentially qualitative due to uncertainties in our knowledge of its properties. This work investigates two source of uncertainties in modelling black carbon: those due to the use of different schemes for BC ageing and its removal rate in the global Transport-Chemistry model TM5 and those due to the uncertainties in the definition and quantification of the observations, which propagate through to both the emission inventories, and the...

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Vignati, E., Karl, M., Krol, M., Wilson, J., Stier, P., & Cavalli, F. (2010). Sources of uncertainties in modelling black carbon at the global scale. ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS, 10(6), 2595–2611.

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Vignati, E., et al. “Sources of Uncertainties in Modelling Black Carbon at the Global Scale.” ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS, vol. 10, no. 6, 2010, pp. 2595–611.

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Vignati, E, M Karl, M Krol, J Wilson, P Stier, and F Cavalli. 2010. “Sources of Uncertainties in Modelling Black Carbon at the Global Scale.” ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS 10 (6): 2595–2611.
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