Items where Author is "Pringle, K.J."
Number of items: 6.
JOHNSON, J.S., REGAYRE, L.A., YOSHIOKA, M., PRINGLE, K.J., LEE, Lindsay, SEXTON, D.M.H., ROSTRON, J.W., BOOTH, B.B.B. and CARSLAW, K.S.
(2018).
The importance of comprehensive parameter sampling and multiple observations for robust constraint of aerosol radiative forcing.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 18 (17), 13031-13053.
REGAYRE, L.A., JOHNSON, J.S., YOSHIOKA, M., PRINGLE, K.J., SEXTON, D.M.H, BOOTH, B.B.B., LEE, Lindsay, BELLOUIN, N. and CARSLAW, K.S.
(2018).
Aerosol and physical atmosphere model parameters are both important sources of uncertainty in aerosol ERF.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 18 (13), 9975-10006.
REDDINGTON, C.L., CARSLAW, K.S., STIER, P., SCHUTGENS, N., COE, H., LIU, D., ALLAN, J., BROWSE, J., PRINGLE, K.J., LEE, Lindsay, YOSHIOKA, M., JOHNSON, J.S., REGAYRE, L.A., SPRACKLEN, D.V., MANN, G.W., CLARKE, A., HERMANN, M., HENNING, S., WEX, H., KRISTENSEN, T.B., LEAITCH, W.R., PĂ–SCHL, U., ROSE, D., ANDREAE, M.O., SCHMALE, J., KONDO, Y., OSHIMA, N., SCHWARZ, J.P., NENES, A., ANDERSON, B., ROBERTS, G.C., SNIDER, J.R., LECK, C., QUINN, P.K., CHI, X., DING, A., JIMENEZ, J.L. and ZHANG, Q.
(2017).
The global aerosol synthesis and science project (GASSP): Measurements and modeling to reduce uncertainty.
Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 98 (9), 1857-1877.
CARSLAW, K.S., LEE, Lindsay, REDDINGTON, C.L., PRINGLE, K.J., RAP, A., FORSTER, P.M., MANN, G.W., SPRACKLEN, D.V., WOODHOUSE, M.T., REGAYRE, L.A. and PIERCE, J.R.
(2013).
Large contribution of natural aerosols to uncertainty in indirect forcing.
Nature, 503 (7474), 67-71.
LEE, L.A., PRINGLE, K.J., REDDINGTON, C.L., MANN, G.W., STIER, P., SPRACKLEN, D.V., PIERCE, J.R. and CARSLAW, K.S.
(2013).
The magnitude and causes of uncertainty in global model simulations of cloud condensation nuclei.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (ACP) & Discussions (ACPD), 13 (17), 8879-8914.
LEE, L.A., CARSLAW, K.S., PRINGLE, K.J. and MANN, G.W.
(2012).
Mapping the uncertainty in global CCN using emulation.
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 12, 9739-9751.