Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry

Publications by Professor John Pyle FRS

Latitudinal variation of the effect of aviation NOx emissions on atmospheric ozone and methane and related climate metrics
MO Köhler, G Rädel, KP Shine, HL Rogers, JA Pyle
Atmospheric Environment
(2013)
64
(doi: 10.1016/j.atmosenv.2012.09.013)
Stratospheric OClO measurements as a poor quantitative indicator of chlorine activation
J Sessler, MP Chipperfield, JA Pyle, R Toumi
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
22
(doi: 10.1029/95gl00202)
An overview of the EASOE Campaign
JA Pyle, NRP Harris, JC Farman, F Arnold, G Braathen, RA Cox, P Faucon, RL Jones, G Megie, A O'Neill, U Platt, J Pommereau, U Schmidt, F Stordal
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
21
(doi: 10.1029/94gl00004)
Preface
JC Farman, NRP Harris, JA Pyle
Advanced Materials Research
(2012)
21
(doi: 10.1007/s00153-008-0066-6)
Two‐dimensional modelling of the Antarctic lower stratosphere
MP Chipperfield, JA Pyle
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
15
(doi: 10.1029/GL015i008p00875)
Large ozone losses in Antarctica: The role of heating perturbations
JA Pyle
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
13
(doi: 10.1029/gl013i012p01320)
Some case studies of chlorine activation during the EASOE Campaign
JA Pyle, GD Carver, U Schmidt
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
21
(doi: 10.1029/93gl03231)
3-DIMENSIONAL MODELING OF CHLORINE ACTIVATION IN THE ARCTIC STRATOSPHERE
JA Kettleborough, GD Carver, DJ Lary, JA Pyle, PA Scott
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
21
(doi: 10.1029/93gl03048)
BOX MODEL STUDIES OF CLOX DEACTIVATION AND OZONE LOSS DURING THE 1991/92 NORTHERN-HEMISPHERE WINTER
ER Lutman, R Toumi, RL Jones, DJ Lary, JA Pyle
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
21
(doi: 10.1029/93gl03046)
Trajectory model studies of ClOx activation during the 1991/92 northern hemispheric winter
ER Lutman, JA Pyle, RL Jones, DJ Lary, AR MacKenzie, I Kilbane‐Dawe, N Larsen, B Knudsen
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
21
(doi: 10.1029/93GL03045)
A case study in forecasting the stratospheric vortex during EASOE
GD Carver, WA Norton, JA Pyle
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
21
(doi: 10.1029/93gl03021)
SENSITIVITY OF SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT MODELING STUDIES TO HNO3 PHOTOLYSIS RATE
AE Jones, S Bekki, JA Pyle
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
20
(doi: 10.1029/93GL02051)
Potential impact of combined NOx and SOx emissions from future high speed civil transport aircraft on stratospheric aerosols and ozone
S Bekki, JA Pyle
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
20
(doi: 10.1029/93GL00853)
THE BLISS MEASUREMENTS OF NO2 - SOME NEW INSIGHTS
DJ Lary, JA Pyle, CR Webster, RD May
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
18
(doi: 10.1029/91gl02732)
Theoretical interpretation of N2O5 measurements
R Toumi, JA Pyle, CR Webster, RD May
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
18
(doi: 10.1029/90gl01319)
Modelling future changes to the stratospheric source gas injection of biogenic bromocarbons
R Hossaini, MP Chipperfield, S Dhomse, C Ordóñez, A Saiz‐Lopez, NL Abraham, A Archibald, P Braesicke, P Telford, N Warwick, X Yang, J Pyle
Geophysical Research Letters
(2012)
39
(doi: 10.1029/2012GL053401)
Tropical convective transport and the Walker circulation
JS Hosking, MR Russo, P Braesicke, JA Pyle
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
(2012)
12
(doi: 10.5194/acp-12-9791-2012)
A 2-DIMENSIONAL MODELING STUDY OF THE VOLCANIC-ERUPTION OF MOUNT-PINATUBO
S Bekki, JA Pyle
Journal of Geophysical Research
(2012)
99
(doi: 10.1029/94jd00667)
Active nitrogen partitioning and the nighttime formation of N2O5 in the stratosphere: Simultaneous in situ measurements of NO, NO2, HNO3, O3, and N2O using the BLISS diode laser spectrometer
CR Webster, RD May, R Toumi, JA Pyle
Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres
(2012)
95
(doi: 10.1029/jd095id09p13851)
ON THE ATMOSPHERIC IMPACT OF LAUNCHING THE ARIANE-5 ROCKET
AE Jones, S Bekki, JA Pyle
Journal of Geophysical Research
(2012)
100
(doi: 10.1029/95jd01539)
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