Exploring dimethyl sulfide (DMS) oxidation and implications for global aerosol radiative forcing

2022-02-01·

Ka Ming Fung

,

Colette L. Heald

,

Jesse H. Kroll

,

Siyuan Wang

,

Duseong S. Jo

,

Andrew Gettelman

,

Zheng Lu

,

Xiaohong Liu

,

Rahul A. Zaveri

,

Eric C. Apel

,

Donald R. Blake

,

Jose-Luis Jimenez

,

Pedro Campuzano-Jost

,

Patrick R. Veres

,

Timothy S. Bates

,

John E. Shilling

,

Maria Zawadowicz

· 1 min read

DMS oxidation chemistry

Codes are available here: https://github.com/kamingfung/Fung_Heald_DMS/

Last updated on 2022-02-01

Chemistry-Climate Interactions Sulfate Dimethyl Sulfide DMS Natural Aerosol Aerosol CESM CAM-Chem Radiative Effects Radiative Forcing

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