New Insights in the Modeling of Earth and Planetary Atmospheres
A special issue of Atmosphere (ISSN 2073-4433). This special issue belongs to the section "Upper Atmosphere".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 May 2024) | Viewed by 1446
Special Issue Editor
Interests: chemical cycle quantification of solar and extrasolar planetary atmospheres; air quality and climate data analytics; public health impact analysis
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue, “New Insights in the Modeling of Earth and Planetary Atmospheres“, is an appropriate venue for original results, review papers, and model studies related to the simulations of solar and extrasolar planetary atmospheric chemistry and dynamics. Authors are encouraged to consider including comparative planetology and model user accessibility in their discourse whenever appropriate, and to optionally include a section touching on future issues, opportunities, and/or concerns related to their topics, on the 5-, 15-, and 25-year horizons.
This Special Issue should be palatable for the broader community, especially for student academicians. Moreover, this Special Issue can serve as a valuable snapshot of the overarching field for practitioners, and a means of stimulating model interoperability, multidisciplinary collaborations, and new functionality, across the entire hierarchy, from idealized process to multi-dimensional modeling, fluid-interior, and whole-atmosphere simulations, to planetary operational forecasting, and physicochemical cycle quantification. A major emphasis of this Special Issue is to impart diverse voices in the arena of earth and planetary modeling. To meet this goal, we encourage research scholars from all backgrounds to submit their novel research manuscripts, especially underrepresented academicians/researchers.
Dr. Christopher Boxe
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- earth
- planetary
- modeling
- solar
- extrasolar
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