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It is the philosophy of CF only define those standard_names for which a demand has been expressed. The proposed standard_names on this page are needed for a [http://aqm.jrc.it/HTAP/ model intercomparison] within the Task Force on Hemispheric Transport of Air Pollution [http://www.htap.org/ TF HTAP].
 
It is the philosophy of CF only define those standard_names for which a demand has been expressed. The proposed standard_names on this page are needed for a [http://aqm.jrc.it/HTAP/ model intercomparison] within the Task Force on Hemispheric Transport of Air Pollution [http://www.htap.org/ TF HTAP].
  
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[[CF Standard Names - Accepted names for TF HTAP|'''HTAP Accepted Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Names''']]
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[[CF Standard Names - Accepted names for TF HTAP|HTAP Accepted Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Names]]
  
 
The proposed standard_names listed below are based on the ideas provided at [[CF Standard Names - Future Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Terms|Construction of Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Terms and Future Standard_Names]]. They are constructed from name components and species mentioned in tables 1 and 2 of that page.
 
The proposed standard_names listed below are based on the ideas provided at [[CF Standard Names - Future Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Terms|Construction of Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Terms and Future Standard_Names]]. They are constructed from name components and species mentioned in tables 1 and 2 of that page.
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| width="446,25" Height="12,75" | CF Standard_name
 
| width="446,25" Height="12,75" | CF Standard_name
 
| width="75,75" | Canonical unit
 
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| width="198,75" | Explanation  
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| Height="12,75" | dry deposition flux at the surface
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|style="font-weight:bold" Height="12,75" | optical thickness
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_ozone
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_pm10_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
 
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_nitric_acid
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
 
 
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_nitrogen_dioxide
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
 
 
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_ammonia
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
 
 
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_ammonium
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
 
 
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_sulfur_dioxide
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
 
 
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_sulfate_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
 
  
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_black_carbon_dry_aerosol
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_pm2p5_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_organic_carbon_dry_aerosol
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_pm1_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition. Organic carbon aerosol refers to all particulate organic carbon aerosol, expect for black carbon.
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_seasalt_dry_aerosol
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_nitrate_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_dust_dry_aerosol
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_sulfate_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_hexachlorbiphenyl
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_ammonium_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_alpha_hexachlorocyclohexane
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_black_carbon_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
 
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_elemental_mercury
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_seasalt_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
 
|-  
 
|-  
| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_divalent_mercury
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_dust_ambient_aerosol
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  | Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
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| Height="38,25" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_mercury_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Dry deposition includes gravitational settling, impact scavenging, and turbulent deposition
 
  
 
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| Height="12,75" |  
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_particulate_organic_matter_ambient_aerosol
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  | 1
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
 
 
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| Height="12,75" | stomatal flux
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_dry_deposition_mass_flux_of_ozone_in_stomata
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| Height="38,25" | atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_water_in_ambient_aerosol   
  | kg m-2 s-1
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  | 1
  |  
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  | The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
  
 
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| Height="12,75" | wet deposition flux at the surface
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_nitric_acid
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_ammonia
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_ammonium
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_sulfur_dioxide
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_sulfate_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_black_carbon_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_organic_carbon_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Organic carbon aerosol refers to all particulate organic carbon aerosol, expect for black carbon.
 
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_seasalt_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_dust_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_hexachlorbiphenyl
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_alpha_hexachlorocyclohexane
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_elemental_mercury
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_divalent_mercury
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | surface_wet_deposition_mass_flux_of_mercury_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" |
 
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| Height="12,75" | emission fluxes
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_carbon_monoxide
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_ammonia
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_sulfur_dioxide
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_sulfate_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_black_carbon_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_organic_carbon_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Organic carbon aerosol refers to all particulate organic carbon aerosol, expect for black carbon.
 
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_production_mass_flux_of_secondary_organic_carbon_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
| Secondary organic carbon aerosol refers to organic carbon aerosol formed within the atmosphere from gaseous pre-cursors.
 
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_seasalt_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_dust_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_hexachlorbiphenyl
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_alpha_hexachlorocyclohexane
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_re_emission_mass_flux_of_hexachlorbiphenyl
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_re_emission_mass_flux_of_alpha_hexachlorocyclohexane
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_elemental_mercury
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_divalent_mercury
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | atmosphere_emission_mass_flux_of_mercury_dry_aerosol
 
| kg m-2 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" |
 
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|- style="background-color:#CCFFCC"
 
|style="font-weight:bold" Height="12,75" | mass mixing ratio
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_ of_nitrate_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_of_sulfate_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_of_ammonium_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_ of_black_carbon_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_of_organic_carbon_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
| Organic carbon aerosol refers to all particulate organic carbon aerosol, expect for black carbon.
 
 
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_of_secondary_organic_carbon_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
| Secondary organic carbon aerosol refers to organic carbon aerosol formed within the atmosphere from gaseous pre-cursors.
 
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_ of_seasalt_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_of_dust_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_of_water_in_ambient_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | mass_fraction_of_mercury_dry_aerosol_in_air
 
| 1=kg kg-1
 
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| Height="12,75" |
 
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|style="font-weight:bold" Height="12,75" | fluxes due to chemical reactions
 
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| Height="12,75" | chemical_gross_production_rate_of_mole_concentration_of_ozone
 
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| Height="12,75" | chemical_destruction_rate_of_mole_concentration_of_ozone
 
| mole m-3 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | chemical_destruction_rate_of_mole_concentration_of_methane
 
| mole m-3 s-1
 
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| Height="12,75" | chemical_destruction_rate_of_mole_concentration_of_carbon_monoxide
 
| mole m-3 s-1
 
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Latest revision as of 16:36, April 23, 2012

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The table is updated according to the discussions in the CF mailing list.

Version 1: 18.08.2006
Version 2: 26.09.2006
Version 3: 05.10.2006
Version 4: 10.10.2006
Version 5: 31.10.2006
Version 6: 21.12.2006
Version 7: 04.01.2007
Version 8: 09.01.2007
Version 9: 02.05.2007

It is the philosophy of CF only define those standard_names for which a demand has been expressed. The proposed standard_names on this page are needed for a model intercomparison within the Task Force on Hemispheric Transport of Air Pollution TF HTAP.

Goto the the list of HTAP Accepted Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Names

The proposed standard_names listed below are based on the ideas provided at Construction of Atmospheric Chemistry and Aerosol Terms and Future Standard_Names. They are constructed from name components and species mentioned in tables 1 and 2 of that page.


Comments to ChristianeTextor or directly on the discussion page are highly welcome!

You can directly modify the tables here, all versions are stored under 'history'. However, in order to keep track of the changes, please send an email to ChristianeTextor.


TABLE VERSION 4

CF Standard_name Canonical unit Explanation
optical thickness
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_pm10_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_pm2p5_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_pm1_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_nitrate_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_sulfate_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_ammonium_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_black_carbon_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_seasalt_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_dust_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength


atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_particulate_organic_matter_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
atmosphere_optical_thickness_due_to_water_in_ambient_aerosol 1 The wavelength should be given as as scalar coordinate variables using the standard name radiation_wavelength
others
cell_area m2 model grid cell area
cell_thickness m model grid cell height
HTAP experiments with tagged CO
The tag will be given by a standard_name like 'tracer_tag' or 'tracer_mark' that contains a non-standardized string. This tag will be a coordinate variable.