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Advanced Observation for Geophysics, Climatology and Astronomy
This special issue belongs to the section “Earth Sciences“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In the Special Issue, we invite papers aimed at research on natural phenomena and processes occurring in the upper and lower layers of the Earth’s atmosphere, including their interaction with the underlying surface. Of interest is the impact of global climate change on the troposphere, stratosphere and mesosphere of the Earth. In particular, we plan that the Special Issue will consider studies related to methods for the observation and analysis of geophysical parameters, including machine learning methods in the diagnosis and prediction of geophysical processes and phenomena.
It is important to study the influence of global processes in the climate system on local (regional) climate changes as well as processes occurring in the middle and lower atmosphere—including aerosol and gas composition, the dynamic characteristics of air flows, turbulence and wave processes, and optical properties of the atmosphere. The search for the causes of global climate change is a priority area of this Special Issue. We also propose to consider the relations between climate change and solar activity.
Dr. Pavel G. Kovadlo
Dr. Artem Shikhovtsev
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- climate
- troposphere
- stratosphere
- mesosphere
- turbulence
- aerosol
- observations
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