作者从表面在热带检验碳一氧化物(公司) 的分发和变化到更低的平流层。由分析卫星转菠的微波手足更健全( MLS )大小,在对流层( MOPITT )和为气象学的产品和气候模型 intercomparison 投射的研究和应用( MERRA )( ACCMIP )的现代时代的回顾的分析的污染的大小出现排放库存,大气的动力学和表面排出物的影响被调查。结果证明有在不同季节在热带区域上混合比率的高度集中的公司的四个中心:二在北半球和另外一个二在南部的半球。所有这些中心对应于本地深对流的系统和季风 / 反气旋。作者建议深传送对流和反气旋在热带对流层和更低的平流层影响公司搬运公司从的以前的帮助对中间的对流层更低(或甚至更高),并且动态高举并且帮助高度积聚的后者的隔离效果在上面的对流层和更低的平流层( UTLS )集中了公司。同样,有二座年度表面排放山峰,烧排出物的生物资源导致:从从南部的半球的北半球和其它的。贡献混合比率的高度集中的公司并且在 UTLS 控制公司的季节的可变性,联合深传送对流和季风的效果。结果也从人为的来源显示出相对稳定的排放率,随主要来自东南亚洲和印度的小增加。这些排出物能被表面的联合努力在西藏上搬运到 UTLS 水平风,深传送对流,和亚洲夏天季风系统。
The authors examine the distribution and varia- tion of carbon monoxide (CO) in the tropics from the sur- face to the lower stratosphere. By analyzing space-borne microwave limb sounder (MLS) measurements, measure- ments of pollution in the troposphere (MOPITT) and mod- em-era retrospective analysis for research and applications (MERRA) meteorological products, and atmospheric chemistry and climate model intercomparison project (ACCMIP) surface emission inventories, the influences of atmospheric dynamics and surface emissions are investi- gated. The results show that there are four centers of highly concentrated CO mixing ratio over tropical areas in differ- ent seasons: two in the Northern Hemisphere and another two in the Southern Hemisphere. All of these centers cor- respond to local deep convective systems and mon- soons/anticyclones. The authors suggest that both deep convections and anticyclones affect CO in the tropical tro- posphere and lower stratosphere--the former helping to transport CO from the lower to the middle troposphere (or even higher), and the dynamical uplift and isolation effects of the latter helping to build up highly concentrated CO in the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere (UTLS). Similarly, there are two annual surface emission peaks in- duced by biomass burning emissions: one from the North- ern Hemisphere and the other from the Southern Hemi- sphere. Both contribute to the highly concentrated CO mixing ratio and control the seasonal variabilities of CO in the UTLS, combining the effects of deep convections and monsoons. Results also show a relatively steady emission rate from anthropogenic sources, with a small increase mainly coming from Southeast Asia and lndia. These emis- sions can be transported to the UTLS over Tibet by the joint effort of surface horizontal winds, deep convections, and the Asian summer monsoon system.