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4 Global Change Abstracts – The Swiss Contribution | Methods and Statistic Concept and Methods Global Change Abstracts: The Swiss Contribution (GCA) is a compendium of abstracts for papers on the topic of global environmental change. The abstracts are written or co-authored by Swiss scientists and other experts working in Switzer land. The papers are published in one of the 6000 journals covered by the data bases Science Citation Index® and Social Sciences Citation Index®, which are compiled by the Institute for Scientific Information®. A total of 447 papers that were published during the period August 2007 – January 2008 are included in this issue. These papers are classified according to the following categories, which are also used to order the abstracts in GCA (refer to the Table of Contents): 1 Earth system process studies and methodologie 1.1 Atmosphere 1.2 Terrestrial Ecosystems 1.3 Soil and Lithosphere 1.4 Cryosphere 1.5 Ocean/Fresh Water Systems 1.6 Energy Balance 1.7 Coupled Systems and Cycles 2 Past Global Changes 3 Human Dimensions 4 Mitigation and Adaptation Technologies 5 General Topics The papers are also referenced by an alphabetical list of authors and by scientific discipline (as preassigned by the Institute for Scientific Information®). We use three different searches to identify the papers in GCA, namely: (i) a search in both databases mentioned above for the names of the principal investigators and their coworkers contained in the ProClim- Infosystem (about 800 names) or for projects with Switzer land as a country of origin; (ii) a search for additional Swiss papers that have been published in a selection of journals chosen from the Science Citation Index® based on the themes they cover (using “journal catagory codes” assigned by the database producer); (iii) a search in the database Social Sciences Citation Index® for Swiss papers in the social sciences that contain one of over 50 keywords on the topic of global change. ProClim- staff then scan these selected papers to determine which are relevant for inclusion in GCA. GCA is available as PDF document only and is distributed by e-mail. Please send your request to proclim@scnat.ch. As a novelty, hyperlinks to the full text are included (in blue color, sources of the articles) whenever possible. So you can easily find the scientific article on the web by clicking on the corresponding link in the electronic GCA. Searching for keywords is also possible. You can also find all papers published in GCA on the ProClim- web site at www.proclim.ch/ Publications.html. On this site you will find a database including all Swiss articles of the GCAs. If you are interested in ordering a copy of a paper quoted in this issue, you can get further information in the ProClim- database, for example the address of the first author. A double click on the selected article will show you more detailed information not printed in the following document. If you think a paper should be published in an issue of GCA, you can send it to ProClim- and we will consider including it in a future issue. We hope that Global Change Abstracts: The Swiss Contribution will facilitate the exchange of information and with it the interdisciplinarity among the global change research community.
Global Change Abstracts – The Swiss Contribution | Short List of all Abstracts 5 Short List of all Abstracts 1 Earth System Process Studies and Methodologies Identification of the mass spectral signature of organic aerosols from wood burning emissions (08.1-1) Alfarra M R, Prevot A S H, Szidatt S, Sandradewi J, Weimer S, Lanz V A, Schreiber D, Mohr M, Baltensperger U A new atmospheric aerosol phase equilibrium model (UHAERO): organic systems (08.1-2) Amundson N R, Caboussat A, He J W, Martynenko A V, Landry C, Tong C, Seinfeld J H Equilibrium sorption of gaseous organic chemicals to fiber filters used for aerosol studies (08.1-3) Arp H P H, Schwarzenbach R P, Goss K U Interference of organic signals in highly time resolved nitrate measurements by low mass resolution aerosol mass spectrometry (08.1-4) Bae M S, Schwab F J, Zhang Q, Hogrefe O, Demerjian K L, Weimer A, Rhoads K, Orsini D, Venkatachari P, Hopke P K Small-scale cloud processes and climate (08.1-5) Baker M B, Peter T Chemical analysis of atmospheric aerosols (08.1-6) Baltensperger U, Prevot A S H Entering into the “greenhouse century”: Recent record temperatures in Switzerland are comparable to the upper temperature quantiles in a greenhouse climate (08.1-7) Beniston M Civil Aircraft for the regular investigation of the atmosphere based on an instrumented container: The new CARIBIC system (08.1-8) Brenninkmeijer C A M, Crutzen P, Boumard F, Dauer T, Dix B, Ebinghaus R, Filippi D, Fischer H, Franke H, Friess U, Heintzenberg J, Helleis F, Hermann M, Kock H H, Koeppel C, Lelieveld J, Leuenberger M, Martinsson B G, Miemczyk S, Moret H P, Nguyen H N, Nyfeler P, Oram D, Osullivan D, Penkett S, Platt U, Pupek M, Ramonet M, Randa B, Reichelt M, Rhee T S, Rohwer J, Rosenfeld K, Scharffe D, Schlager H, Schumann U, Slemr F, Sprung D, Stock P, Thaler R, Valentino F, van Velthoven P, Waibel A, Wandel A, Waschitschek K, Wiedensohler A, Xueref Remy I, Zahn A, Zech U, Ziereis H Fires and climate linked in nineteenth century (08.1-9) Brönnimann S Reconstructing the quasi-biennial oscillation back to the early 1900s (08.1-10) Brönnimann S, Annis J L, Vogler C, Jones P D Temporal and spatial temperature variability and change over Spain during 1850-2005 (08.1-11) Brunet M, Jones P D, Sigro J, Saladie O, Aguilar E, Moberg A, Della Marta P M, Lister D, Walther A, Lopez D A concept for a satellite mission to measure cloud ice water path, ice particle size, and cloud altitude (08.1-12) Bühler S A, Jimenez C, Evans K F, Eriksson P, Rydberg B, Heymsfield A J, Stubenrauch C J, Lohmann U, Emde C, John V O, Sreerekha T R, Davis C P Concentration profiles of particles settling in the neutral and stratified atmospheric boundary layer (08.1-13) Chamecki M, van Hout R, Meneveau C, Parlange M B 37
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