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Table 2. Radiation Balance at the Atmosphere itself Incoming Outgoing AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Table 3. Radiation Balance at the Earth's Surface. Processes Incoming Outgoing `Processes AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Amount Amount 2/3 Total Total ●●●

Table 2. Radiation Balance at the Atmosphere itself Incoming Outgoing AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Table 3. Radiation Balance at the Earth's Surface. Processes Incoming Outgoing `Processes AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Amount Amount 2/3 Total Total ●●●

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Reflected 25 Reflected RESULTS Outgoing Outgoing 100 Incoming solar 45 Absorbed AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Incoming 25 Absorbed Solar Infrared ("longwave") Figure 1. Atmospheric Radiation: The Earth receives energy from the sun (on average 344 W/m2) and emits the same amount to space (https://sites.fas.harvard.edu/~eps5/lectures 2010/lectures 3- Table 1. Radiation Balance at the Top of the Atmosphere. Processes Incoming Outgoing AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Table 2. Radiation Balance at the Atmosphere itself Processes Incoming Convection, condensation 29 Table 3. Radiation Balance at the Earth's Surface. Processes AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Outgoing AF infrared 70 Infrared radiation from Earth's surface 104 4_radiation_2010.pdf). References Infrared radiation from the atmosphere (Greenhouse Effect) Amount GREENHOUSE GASES Amount 88 Amount 2/3 Total Total Total Guide Questions: 1. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the top of the Atmosphere? Did it achieve equilibrium, that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why? 2. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the Atmosphere? Did it achieve equilibrium, that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why? 3. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the Earth's Surface? Did it achieve equilibrium, that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why? 4. If this difference between incoming and outgoing energy continues, what do you think will be the effect of this in the future?
Transcribed Image Text:Reflected 25 Reflected RESULTS Outgoing Outgoing 100 Incoming solar 45 Absorbed AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Incoming 25 Absorbed Solar Infrared ("longwave") Figure 1. Atmospheric Radiation: The Earth receives energy from the sun (on average 344 W/m2) and emits the same amount to space (https://sites.fas.harvard.edu/~eps5/lectures 2010/lectures 3- Table 1. Radiation Balance at the Top of the Atmosphere. Processes Incoming Outgoing AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Table 2. Radiation Balance at the Atmosphere itself Processes Incoming Convection, condensation 29 Table 3. Radiation Balance at the Earth's Surface. Processes AE (Incoming - Outgoing) Outgoing AF infrared 70 Infrared radiation from Earth's surface 104 4_radiation_2010.pdf). References Infrared radiation from the atmosphere (Greenhouse Effect) Amount GREENHOUSE GASES Amount 88 Amount 2/3 Total Total Total Guide Questions: 1. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the top of the Atmosphere? Did it achieve equilibrium, that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why? 2. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the Atmosphere? Did it achieve equilibrium, that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why? 3. What have you observed on the difference between incoming and outgoing energy at the Earth's Surface? Did it achieve equilibrium, that is the incoming energy equals the outgoing energy? If yes, why? If not, why? 4. If this difference between incoming and outgoing energy continues, what do you think will be the effect of this in the future?
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