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r524 r641 4 4 SUBROUTINE ozonecm(rjour, rlat, paprs, o3) 5 5 IMPLICIT none 6 C 7 C The ozone climatology is based on an analytic formula which fits the 8 C Krueger and Mintzner (1976) profile, as well as the variations with 9 C altitude and latitude of the maximum ozone concentrations and the total 10 C column ozone concentration of Keating and Young (1986). The analytic 11 C formula have been established by J-F Royer (CRNM, Meteo France), who 12 C also provided us the code. 13 C 14 C A. J. Krueger and R. A. Minzner, A Mid-Latitude Ozone Model for the 15 C 1976 U.S. Standard Atmosphere, J. Geophys. Res., 81, 4477, (1976). 16 C 17 C Keating, G. M. and D. F. Young, 1985: Interim reference models for the 18 C middle atmosphere, Handbook for MAP, vol. 16, 205-229. 19 C 20 6 21 #include "dimensions.h" 7 22 #include "dimphy.h"
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