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Phoenix, Daniel B., Homeyer, Cameron R., Barth, Mary C. (2017) Sensitivity of simulated convection‐driven stratosphere‐troposphere exchange in WRF‐Chem to the choice of physical and chemical parameterization. Earth and Space Science, 4 (8). 454-471 doi:10.1002/2017ea000287

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TitleSensitivity of simulated convection‐driven stratosphere‐troposphere exchange in WRF‐Chem to the choice of physical and chemical parameterization
JournalEarth and Space Science
AuthorsPhoenix, Daniel B.Author
Homeyer, Cameron R.Author
Barth, Mary C.Author
Year2017 (August)Volume4
Issue8
PublisherAmerican Geophysical Union (AGU)
DOIdoi:10.1002/2017ea000287Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferencePhoenix, Daniel B., Homeyer, Cameron R., Barth, Mary C. (2017) Sensitivity of simulated convection‐driven stratosphere‐troposphere exchange in WRF‐Chem to the choice of physical and chemical parameterization. Earth and Space Science, 4 (8). 454-471 doi:10.1002/2017ea000287
Plain TextPhoenix, Daniel B., Homeyer, Cameron R., Barth, Mary C. (2017) Sensitivity of simulated convection‐driven stratosphere‐troposphere exchange in WRF‐Chem to the choice of physical and chemical parameterization. Earth and Space Science, 4 (8). 454-471 doi:10.1002/2017ea000287
In(2017, August) Earth and Space Science Vol. 4 (8) American Geophysical Union (AGU)

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