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Onderzoek naar de rol van aerosolen van antropogene herkomst opde stralingshuishouding van de atmosfeer: stofdeeltjes
compenseren het broeikaseffect
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ECN
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1995
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ECN-C--95-098
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ECN publication
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22
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Abstract:
For the first time in Europe the title subject is studied. The aerosoleffect is subdivided into the direct and indirect effect. The direct effect
is the reflection of sunlight by anthropogenic aerosols, and the indirect
effect concerns the impact of anthropogenic aerosols on clouds. In the
technical report, of which this report is a summary, those two effects and
the uncertainties in the results are discussed in detail. Also attention is
paid to the results of the policy-oriented analysis, carried out by ECN. In a
separate report (the Technical Appendix) 7 reports, published as part of the
ECN-project, are presented. The titles of the reports are: (1) Aerosol from
fossil fuel combustion; (2) Aerosol light-scattering in the Netherlands; (3)
Nephelometer-derived and measured optical depth; (4) Trend-analysis of
sulphate aerosol in Europe; (5) Reduction of solar radiation by manmade
aerosol in Europe; (6) A high-flow turbulent cloud chamber; (7) Activation
properties of ambient aerosol in the Netherlands. 3 figs., 1 appendix
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