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Czeplak and Junge (1974), who discussed a one-dimensional horizontal diffusion model for the troposphere, derived the dependence of K , with latitude from wind-variance data of Flohn (1961) and Newell et al. 2 x lo4 s as given by Moller (1950). The results are shown in Fig. 1-8. They represent considerable improvements over earlier estimates, which were reviewed by Junge and Czeplak (1968). All data show that K , is greatest in midlatitudes where cyclone activity is most prominent. This results in a very efficient mixing by turbulence in the region of the westerlies.
It should be noted that the assumption of a constant KZ in the troposphere is a reasonable approximation only for the region outside the planetary boundary layer ( z 2 2 km). The air motions close to the earth surface are greatly influenced by friction, which causes the eddy coefficients to decrease from their values in the free troposphere. Table 1-7 summarizes vertical eddy diffusion coefficients for the troposphere and the lower stratosphere as derived from various observations, mainly of tracers.
Shown on the left are isotachs (dashed lines, in units of m/s) and isotherms (solid lines) of potential temperature 0 (temperature that an air parcel would assume if it were compressed adiabatically to a pressure of 1 bar). The heavy lines indicate the tropopause. Shown on the right is the extrusion of ozone-rich air from the stratosphere [dashed lines, rn(0,) in ppm]. Shown for comparison are isolines of potential vorticity (solid lines) ( - Q z M / d z , where Q, is the vertical component of absolute vorticity).