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<strong>Aviation</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Atmosphere</strong><br />

Sensitivity to uncertainty in emissions in 2050. This study is carried out by using scenario G instead of scenario F from Table 4-4. Total NO x emission changes<br />

from 2 to 3.5 Tg N yr -1 .<br />

Table 4-7: Models that contributed results to this report.<br />

Model Name Institution Model Team<br />

2-D Models<br />

AER Atmospheric <strong>and</strong> Environmental Research, Inc., USA Malcolm Ko, Debra Weisenstein, Courtney<br />

Scott, Jose Rodriguez, Run-Lie Shia, N.D<br />

Sze<br />

CSIRO Commonwealth Scientific <strong>and</strong> Industrial Research<br />

Organization Telecommunications <strong>and</strong> Industrial<br />

Physics, Australia<br />

GSFC<br />

Fleming<br />

LLNL<br />

Grant,<br />

Keith Ryan, Ian Plumb, Peter Vohralik,<br />

Lakshman R<strong>and</strong>eniya<br />

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA Charles Jackman, David Considine, Eric<br />

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA Douglas Kinnison, Peter Connell, Keith<br />

Douglas Rotman<br />

THINAIR University of Edinburgh, UK Robert Harwood, Vicky West<br />

UNIVAQ University of L'Aquila, Italy Giovanni Pitari, Barbara Grassi, Lucrezia<br />

Ricciardulli, Guido Visconti<br />

3-D Models<br />

LARC NASA Langley Research Center, USA William Grose, Richard Eckman<br />

SCTM1 University of Oslo, Norway Michael Gauss, Ivar Isaksen<br />

SLIMCAT University of Cambridge, UK Helen Rogers, Martyn Chipperfield<br />

http://www.ipcc.ch/ipccreports/sres/aviation/048.htm (9 von 10)08.05.2008 02:42:21

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