tisdag 19 februari 2013
Low Emissivity of Atmospheric CO2: Hottel and Leckner
According to measurements by Hottel and Leckner the total emissivity of the Earth's atmosphere with its present concentration of 0.039% CO2 (without water vapor), can be estimated to be smaller than 0.002.
This means that out of the total outgoing long wave radiation of 240 W/m2 less than 0.5 W/m2 can attributed to CO2.
This is almost factor 10 smaller than the "radiative forcing" of 3.7 W/m2 by doubling to 0.06% from 0.03%, which is the basis of CO2 alarmism.
This is in direct contradiction to the prediction by Modtran in the previous post of 6 W/m2 from 0.0001% CO2.
The low emissivity of low concentration CO2 reflects the extreme sparseness of its emission spectrum.
PS. More of the same here.
This means that out of the total outgoing long wave radiation of 240 W/m2 less than 0.5 W/m2 can attributed to CO2.
This is almost factor 10 smaller than the "radiative forcing" of 3.7 W/m2 by doubling to 0.06% from 0.03%, which is the basis of CO2 alarmism.
This is in direct contradiction to the prediction by Modtran in the previous post of 6 W/m2 from 0.0001% CO2.
The low emissivity of low concentration CO2 reflects the extreme sparseness of its emission spectrum.
PS. More of the same here.
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