Humanity has long been fascinated by the planet Mars. What is the atmosphere like today and why did it change so dramatically over time? In this book students, researchers and non-specialists alike are guided through a detailed description of the atmosphere and climate of this most Earth-like of planetary neighbours.
Humanity has long been fascinated by the planet Mars. What is the atmosphere like today and why did it change so dramatically over time? In this book students, researchers and non-specialists alike are guided through a detailed description of the atmosphere and climate of this most Earth-like of planetary neighbours.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction Robert M. Haberle R. Todd Clancy François Forget Michael D. Smith and Richard W. Zurek; 2. Understanding Mars and its atmosphere Richard W. Zurek; 3. History of Mars atmosphere observations Philip B. James Philip R. Christensen R. Todd Clancy Mark T. Lemmon and Paul Withers; 4. Thermal structure and composition Michael D. Smith Stephen Bougher Thérèse Encrenaz François Forget and Armin Kleinböhl; 5. Mars clouds R. Todd Clancy Franck Montmessin Jennifer Benson Frank Daerden Anthony Colaprete and Michael J. Wolff; 6. Radiative process: techniques and applications Michael J. Wolff Miguel Lopéz-Valverde Jean-Baptiste Madeleine R. John Wilson Michael D. Smith Thierry Fouchet and Gregory T. Delory; 7. The Martian planetary boundary layer Peter L. Read Boris Galperin Søren E. Larsen Stephen R. Lewis Anni Määttänen Arakel Petrosyan Nilton Renno Hannu Savijärvi Tero Siili Aymeric Spiga Anthony Toigo and Luis Vázquez; 8. Mesoscale meteorology Scot C. R. Rafkin Aymeric Spiga and Timothy I. Michaels; 9. The global circulation Jeffrey R. Barnes Robert M. Haberle R. John Wilson Stephen R. Lewis James R. Murphy and Peter L. Read; 10. The Mars dust cycle Melinda A. Kahre James R. Murphy Claire E. Newman R. John Wilson Bruce A. Cantor Mark T. Lemmon and Michael J. Wolff; 11. The water cycle Frank Montmessin Michael D. Smith Yves Langevin Michael T. Mellon and Anna Federova; 12. The CO2 cycle Timothy N. Titus Shane Byrne Anthony Colaprete François Forget Timothy I. Michaels and Thomas H. Prettyman; 13. Atmospheric photochemistry Franck Lefèvre and Vladimir Krasnoplosky; 14. Upper neutral atmosphere and ionosphere Stephen W. Bougher David A. Brain Jane L. Fox Francisco Gonzalez-Galindo C. Simon-Welund and Paul Withers; 15. Solar wind interaction and atmospheric escape David A. Brain Sergey Barabash Stephen W. Bougher Firat Duru Bruce M. Jakosky and Ronan Modolo; 16. Recent climate variations François Forget Shane Byrne James W. Head Michael A. Mischna and Norbert Schörghofer; 17. The early Mars climate system Robert M. Haberle David C. Catling Michael H. Carr and Kevin J. Zahnle; 18. Future prospects Robert M. Haberle Todd Clancy François Forget Michael D. Smith and Richard W. Zurek; Index.
1. Introduction Robert M. Haberle R. Todd Clancy François Forget Michael D. Smith and Richard W. Zurek; 2. Understanding Mars and its atmosphere Richard W. Zurek; 3. History of Mars atmosphere observations Philip B. James Philip R. Christensen R. Todd Clancy Mark T. Lemmon and Paul Withers; 4. Thermal structure and composition Michael D. Smith Stephen Bougher Thérèse Encrenaz François Forget and Armin Kleinböhl; 5. Mars clouds R. Todd Clancy Franck Montmessin Jennifer Benson Frank Daerden Anthony Colaprete and Michael J. Wolff; 6. Radiative process: techniques and applications Michael J. Wolff Miguel Lopéz-Valverde Jean-Baptiste Madeleine R. John Wilson Michael D. Smith Thierry Fouchet and Gregory T. Delory; 7. The Martian planetary boundary layer Peter L. Read Boris Galperin Søren E. Larsen Stephen R. Lewis Anni Määttänen Arakel Petrosyan Nilton Renno Hannu Savijärvi Tero Siili Aymeric Spiga Anthony Toigo and Luis Vázquez; 8. Mesoscale meteorology Scot C. R. Rafkin Aymeric Spiga and Timothy I. Michaels; 9. The global circulation Jeffrey R. Barnes Robert M. Haberle R. John Wilson Stephen R. Lewis James R. Murphy and Peter L. Read; 10. The Mars dust cycle Melinda A. Kahre James R. Murphy Claire E. Newman R. John Wilson Bruce A. Cantor Mark T. Lemmon and Michael J. Wolff; 11. The water cycle Frank Montmessin Michael D. Smith Yves Langevin Michael T. Mellon and Anna Federova; 12. The CO2 cycle Timothy N. Titus Shane Byrne Anthony Colaprete François Forget Timothy I. Michaels and Thomas H. Prettyman; 13. Atmospheric photochemistry Franck Lefèvre and Vladimir Krasnoplosky; 14. Upper neutral atmosphere and ionosphere Stephen W. Bougher David A. Brain Jane L. Fox Francisco Gonzalez-Galindo C. Simon-Welund and Paul Withers; 15. Solar wind interaction and atmospheric escape David A. Brain Sergey Barabash Stephen W. Bougher Firat Duru Bruce M. Jakosky and Ronan Modolo; 16. Recent climate variations François Forget Shane Byrne James W. Head Michael A. Mischna and Norbert Schörghofer; 17. The early Mars climate system Robert M. Haberle David C. Catling Michael H. Carr and Kevin J. Zahnle; 18. Future prospects Robert M. Haberle Todd Clancy François Forget Michael D. Smith and Richard W. Zurek; Index.
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