NASA NTRS · 19860023423
Nitrogen species
Abstract
Total odd nitrogen, NO(y), may be defined as the sum of all active nitrogen species that interchange photochemically with one another on a time scale of the order of weeks or less. As noted, NO + NO2 reactions dominate the processes controlling the ozone balance in the contemporary stratosphere. The observational data from non-satellite platforms are reviewed. The growth in available satellite data in the past four years is considered. Some of the most important scientific issues are discussed, taking into account new results from atmospheric models (mainly 2-D). The model results are compared with the observational data.
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Harries, J. E., Brasseur, G., Coffey, M. T., Fischer, H., Gille, J., Jones, R., Louisnard, N., Mccormick, M. P., Noxon, J., Owens, A. J.. 1985-01-01. Nitrogen species. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860023423
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