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Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry

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Instructors: Prof. Gregory McRae, Prof. Ronald G Prinn
Term: Spring 2006
Level: Graduate
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Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry

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Lecture 1: Introduction, Properties of the Atmosphere

Lecture 2: Combustion Sources and Stoichiometry

Lecture 3: Chemical Thermodynamics/Kinetics

Lecture 4: Radiative Transfer and Photochemistry

Lecture 5: Tropospheric Chemistry: CO

Lecture 6: Tropospheric Chemistry: NOx and Ozone

Lecture 7: Tropospheric Chemistry: HCHO and Ozone

Lecture 8: Tropospheric Chemistry: Complex Hydrocarbons

Lecture 11: Atmospheric Chemical Transport Models: Basic Structures

Lecture 17: Integrated Assessment of Air Pollution

Lecture 18: Atmospheric Transport Models: Numerical Integration

Lecture 19: Incorporating Chemical and Physical Processes in Models

Lecture 22: Atmospheric Chemistry: Measurement Systems/Estimation

Lecture 23: Inverse Methods: Optimal Estimation

Lecture 24: Inverse Methods: Statistical Methods