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Antarctic Temperature Inversion Paper



A PDF reprint of the inversion paper is available here: HudsonBrandt2005.pdf.
The definitive version of the paper is on the AMS Journals' website.
All materials © Copyright 2005 AMS.


Figures (see paper for full captions; fig=Matlab figure, eps=Encapsulated Postscript, pdf=Portable Document Format)
Figure 1Map of Antarcticafigepspdf
Figure 2Annual mean and standard deviation of 2-meter temperature at Polefigepspdf
Figure 325 Sep 2001 South Pole temperature profilefigepspdf
Figure 4Summer South Pole temperature and inversion statisticsfigepspdf
Figure 5Winter South Pole temperature and inversion statisticsfigepspdf
Figure 6South Pole 2-meter temperature versus downward IR fluxfigepspdf
Figure 7South Pole 2-meter temperature versus downward IR flux (filtered)figepspdf
Figure 8South Pole inversion strength versus downward IR fluxfigepspdf
Figure 9South Pole 2-meter temperature versus wind speedfigepspdf
Figure 10South Pole inversion strength versus wind speedfigepspdf
Figure 11Focusing of South Pole winds by inversionfigepspdf
Figure 12South Pole temperature and inversion versus wind directionfigepspdf
Figure 13Winter South Pole surface to 2-meter temperaturesfigepspdf
Figure 14Histograms of T(2m)-T(surface) at South Polefigepspdf
Figure 15Monthly-mean South Pole temperature profiles 0-30 kmfigepspdf
Figure 16Monthly-mean South Pole temperature profiles 0-10 kmfigepspdf
Figure 17Monthly-mean South Pole temperature profiles 0-1 kmfigepspdf
Figure 18Destruction of strong inversion at South Polefigepspdf
Figure 19Modeling results of destruction of inversionfigepspdf
Figure 20Summer diurnal cycle of temperatures at Dome Cfigepspdf
Figure 21Summer diurnal cycle of inversion strengths at Dome Cfigepspdf
Figure 22Summer diurnal cycle of temperature profile at Dome Cfigepspdf


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