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Quantifying the Drivers of the Clear Sky Greenhouse Effect, 2000–2016
Shiv Priyam Raghuraman
, David Paynter
,
V. Ramaswamy
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Clear Sky
100%
Greenhouse Effect
100%
Global Mean
66%
Water Vapor
33%
Energy Balance
33%
Surface Temperature
33%
System Energy
33%
Energy Systems
33%
Radiant Energy
33%
Relative Humidity
33%
Radiative Transfer Calculation
16%
Temporal Variability
16%
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
16%
Infrared Radiation
16%
Middle Troposphere
16%
Upper Troposphere
16%
Atmospheric Temperature
16%
Atmospheric Model
16%
ERA-Interim
16%
Satellite Observations
16%
Long Waves
16%
Removal Methods
16%
Climatic Data
16%
Atmospheric Water
16%
Perturbation Experiments
16%
Earth Energy Imbalance
16%
Cloud Removal
16%
Partial Radiation
16%
Relative Humidity Control
16%
Feedback Parameters
16%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Greenhouse Effect
100%
Relative Humidity
60%
Energy Balance
60%
Troposphere
40%
CERES (Experiment)
40%
Water Vapor
40%
Radiative Transfer
20%
Atmospheric Model
20%
Air Temperature
20%
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
20%
Satellite Observation
20%
Infrared Radiation
20%
Protective Atmosphere
20%