Scott Stierle
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Scott Stierle is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Latitude & Environmental science. The author has an hindex of 1, co-authored 1 publications.
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Updated analysis of data from Palmer Station, Antarctica (64° S), and San Diego, California (32° N), confirms large effect of the Antarctic ozone hole on UV radiation
TL;DR: The status of the stratospheric ozone layer is assessed by a panel of experts every 4 years as mentioned in this paper , which includes a section with common questions and answers (Q&A) about ozone depletion and related matters.
Supporting Advancement in Weather and Water Prediction in the Upper Colorado River Basin: The SPLASH Campaign
Gijs de Boer,Allen B. White,Robert Cifelli,Janet M. Intrieri,Mimi Hughes,Kelly Mahoney,Tilden P. Meyers,Kathleen Lantz,Jonathan D. Hamilton,William Ryan Currier,Joseph Sedlar,Christopher J. Cox,E. Hulm,Laura Riihimaki,Bianca Adler,Laura Bianco,Annareli Morales,James M. Wilczak,Jack Elston,Maciej Stachura,Darren L. Jackson,Sara M. Morris,V. Chandrasekar,Sounak K. Biswas,Benjamin Schmatz,Francesc Junyent,Jennifer S. Reithel,Elizabeth N. Smith,K. Schloesser,John Kochendorfer,M. Meyers,Michael Gallagher,J. Longenecker,C. Olheiser,J. L. Bytheway,Benjamin J. Moore,Radiance Calmer,Matthew D. Shupe,Brian J. Butterworth,Stella Heflin,Rachel Palladino,Daniel E. Feldman,Kenneth H. Williams,James O. Pinto,J. Osborn,D. Costa,Emiel Hall,Christian Herrera,Gary Hodges,Logan Soldo,Scott Stierle,R. Webb +51 more
TL;DR: The SPLASH campaign aims to improve weather and water prediction in the Upper Colorado River Basin by providing detailed information on precipitation, the lower atmosphere, and surface processes. Sensors deployed over five sites provide spatiotemporal variability of key parameters, supporting improved characterization of physical processes and their interactions driving mountain hydrology.
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Updated analysis of data from Palmer Station, Antarctica (64° S), and San Diego, California (32° N), confirms large effect of the Antarctic ozone hole on UV radiation
TL;DR: The status of the stratospheric ozone layer is assessed by a panel of experts every 4 years as discussed by the authors , which includes a section with common questions and answers (Q&A) about ozone depletion and related matters.
Ozone and DNA active UV radiation changes for the near 1 global mean and at high latitudes due to enhanced 2 greenhouse gas concentrations
Kostas Eleftheratos,J. Kapsomenakis,Ilias Fountoulakis,Christos Zerefos,Patrick Jöckel,Martin Dameris,Alkiviadis F. Bais,R. Bernhard,Dimitra,Kouklaki,Kleareti Tourpali,Scott Stierle,J. Ben Liley,Colette Brogniez,Frédérique Auriol,Henri Diémoz,Stana Simic,Irina Petropavlovskikh +17 more
TL;DR: In this article , the authors analyzed the variability and trends of ultraviolet-B (UV-B, wavelength 280-320 nm) 28 radiation that can cause DNA damage, which are caused by climate change due to enhanced greenhouse gas 29 (GHG) concentrations.
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