Review of China's scientific research progress in polar meteorology in the last 30 years

Longhua, Lu and Lingen, Bian (2011) Review of China's scientific research progress in polar meteorology in the last 30 years. Advances in Polar Science, 22 (1). pp. 1-9.

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Abstract

The Antarctic and Arctic are sensitive to global climate change; therefore, they are key regions of global climate change research. This paper, the progress in scientific investigations and research regarding the atmosphere in the polar regions over the last 30 years by Chinese scientists is summarized. Primary understanding of the relationship between the polar regions and global change, especially, the variations in time and space in the Antarctic and Arctic regions with respect to climate change is indicated. Operational weather forecasts for investigation of the polar regions have also been established. Moreover, changes in sea ice and their impact on the atmosphere of polar regions have been diagnosed and simulated. Parameterization of the atmospheric boundary layer of different underlying layers and changes in the atmospheric ozone in the polar region has also been experimented. Overall, there has been great progress in studies of the possible impact of changes in the atmospheric environment of polar regions on circulation in East Asia and the climate of China.

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Keywords:	Antarctic, Arctic, meteorological science, global change, research progress
Subjects:	Natural Environment > Atmosphere Natural Environment > Space
Organizations:	Unspecified
Date Deposited:	12 Sep 2023 15:07
URI:	http://library.arcticportal.org/id/eprint/2406

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