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09 Dec 2019
Research article |  | 09 Dec 2019

Variability in a four-network composite of atmospheric CO2 differences between three primary baseline sites

Roger J. Francey, Jorgen S. Frederiksen, L. Paul Steele, and Ray L. Langenfelds

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25-year composites of interhemispheric baseline CO2 differences demonstrate close agreement between 4 monitoring networks. Variability from monthly to multiyear time frames mostly reflects variability in upper troposphere dynamical indices chosen to represent eddy and mean transport interhemispheric exchange. Monthly interhemispheric atmospheric fluxes are much larger than air–surface terrestrial exchanges. The composite differences offer unusual constraints on transport in global carbon models.
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