Atmospheric Ozone: Proceedings of the Quadrennial Ozone Symposium Held in Halkidiki, Greece 3-7 September 1984 (Hardcover, 1985)

Presidential address.- Sir Charles Normad - In Memoriam.- Implementation of the WMO ozone project (1980-84).- I : Chemical-Radiative-Dynamical Model Calculations.- Simulation of O3 distribution using a two-dimensional zonal-mean model in isentropic coordinate.- A GCM study of the transport of heat, momentum and ozone in the stratosphere.- Ozone during sudden stratospheric warming: a three-dimensional simulation.- A matrix method for calculating photochemical acceleration.- Photochemical acceleration.- Budgets of stratospheric trace gases from 2-D-model calculations and satellite observations.- A Study of the ozone photochemistry in the upper stratosphere using lims data.- A theoretical study of the quasi-biennial oscillation in the tropical stratosphere.- Study of the effect of El Chichon Volcanic Cloud on the stratospheric temperature structure and ozone distribution in a 2-D-Model.- Aspects of the comparison of stratospheric trace species measurements with photochemical models.- Derivation of OH concentrations from lims measurements.- Lims data: Inferred stratospheric distribution of NOx and HOx trace constituents and the calculated odd nitrogen budget.- The distribution of ozone and active stratospheric species: results of a two-dimensional atmospheric model.- Multiple scenario ozone change calculations: The subtractive perturbation approach.- Trends in ozone and temperature structure: Comparison of theory and measurements.- Ozone in the 21st century: increase or decrease?.- II : Ozone-Climate Interaction.- Climatological fffects of atmospheric ozone: a review.- The climatic effects of ozone and trace gases.- The effect of ozone photochemistry on atmospheric and surface temperature changes due to increased CO2, N2O, CH4 and volcanic aerosols in the atmosphere.- III : Observations of Relevant Trace Constituents and their Budgets.- Map-Globus in 1983.- Vertical profiles of chlorinated source gases in the midlatitude stratosphere.- A laboratory test of cryogenic sampling of longlived trace gases under simulated stratospheric conditions.- The vertical distribution of halocarbons in the stratosphere.- Structures in the vertical profile of nitrous oxide measured over a mid latitude station.- Global lower mesospheric water vapor revealed by lims observations.- Intercomparison of stratospheric water vapor profiles obtained during the balloon intercomparison campaign.- Intercomparison of stratospheric measurements of NO and NO2.- Intercomparative Measurements of Stratospheric Nitric Acid.- Spatial and temporal variability of the NO2 total content based on annual observation data.- Southern hemisphere nitrogen dioxide.- The climatology of upper atmosphere nitrogen dioxide revealed by lims observations.- Comparisons of measured and predicted diurnal changes in Stratospheric NO and NO2.- Nitric oxide profile from 7 to 32 km.- Measurement of oxides of nitrogen in the free troposphere over Japan.- Measurements of atmospheric nitric oxide from nimbus 7 SBUV ultraviolet spectral scan data.- Evidence for a thermospheric source of stratospheric NOX.- Measurements of nighttime NO3 and NO2 in the stratosphere by matrixisolation and ESR spectroscopy.- Variabilite temporelle du NO3 stratospherique.- Quantitative observations of stratospheric chlorine monoxide as a function of latitude and season during the period 1980 - 1983.- Trace species in the stratosphere precision and variability.- Trace constituents measurements deduced from spectrometric observations onboard spacelab.- Simultaneous measurements of stratospheric trace gases as deduced from air-borne infrared spectrometry.- The determination of stratospheric nitrogen dioxide concentrations from limb brightness measurements.- IV: Analysis of Ozone Observations.- Backscattered ultraviolet measurements of ozone 1970-2000 an overview.- Global total ozone from TIROS measurements: 1979-1983.- The observation of atmospheric structure with Toms and some potential advancements.