Aerosol Modelling - 2 (Nicolas Bellouin)

Aerosols are microscopic particles in the air emitted by both natural and anthropogenic sources. They are also formed in the atmosphere. Their representation in numerical models is a challenge because their size and chemical composition vary significantly in space and time through a number of complex processes. Accounting for aerosols is currently a significant challenge both for air quality and climate modelling. Come and get some insight on one of the hottest topics in Earth sciences! This movie is the second part of the series of two talks.