Effects of Stratosphere-Troposphere-Land-Ocean Interaction on the Atmospheric Environment and Ecosystem

Dear Colleagues,

Stratosphere–troposphere interaction is one of the four core research programs of WCRP. The radiation-dynamic-chemistry coupling processes between stratosphere and troposphere not only affects the weather and climate change in the troposphere, but also has a significant impact on the tropospheric environment and ecosystem. However, as the earth is a complex interaction system, there are still many controversial issues regarding the effects of stratosphere–troposphere–land–ocean interaction on the atmospheric environment and ecosystem. With the increasing abundance of ground-based remote sensing data regarding the lower atmosphere and land and satellite remote sensing data regarding the middle atmosphere and ocean, this provides conditions for the study of the effects of stratosphere–troposphere–land–ocean interaction on the atmospheric environment and ecosystem from a more comprehensive and detailed perspective.

This Special Issue relates to the multi-disciplinary intersection of atmospheric, environmental and ecological sciences supported by remote sensing, which will show recent endeavors in studies regarding the effects of stratosphere–troposphere interaction on the atmospheric environment and ecosystem.

• Stratosphere–troposphere interaction;
• Land/ocean–atmosphere interaction;
• The application of satellite remote sensing in stratosphere research;
• The application of satellite remote sensing in the Earth's surface–atmosphere interface;
• Tropospheric, atmospheric chemical processes;
• Stratospheric and mesospheric dynamic processes;
• The evaluation of atmosphere/land/ocean products provided by satellite remote sensing.

Dr. Fei Xie
Dr. Zheng Sheng
Prof. Dr. Ji Zhou
Guest Editors

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