Hi Pierre,
My thinking here was that 'anthropegenic emissions' (which presumably
include fossil fuel emissions) and 'fossil fuel' emissions themselves do
not necessarily always occur at the earth's surface. For example,
emissions from tall chimneys and aircraft may occur at many levels in
the atm
Alison,
I see your point.
As far as I know the anthropogenic emissions data will be surface
fluxes. Data are based on country level consumption of fossil fuel,
they don't have the info on where in the air it is released...
Pierre
On 22/09/2010 13:04, alison.pamm...@stfc.ac.uk wrote:
Hi Pi
Hi All,
Even if the dataset doesn't have vertical information, if it includes aircraft
emissions then the physical quantity it is quantifying is the vertical integral
rather than the surface emission. In which case I would favour
tendency_of_atmosphere_mass_content_
If there are no aircraft i
