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I. G. Enting. Inverse problems in atmospheric constituent studies: III. Estimating errors in
surface sources. Inverse Problems, 9:649–665, 1993.
I. G. Enting. Constraints on the atmospheric carbon budget from spatial distributions of CO 2 .
In T. Wigley and D. Schimel, eds., The Carbon Cycle, Chapter 8. CUP, Cambridge,
U.K., 2000a.
I. G. Enting. Green’s function methods of tracer inversion. In Kasibhatla et al. (2000),
pp. 19–31.
I. G. Enting. Inverse Problems in Atmospheric Constituent Transport. CUP, Cambridge, U.K.,
2002.
I. G. Enting. Laplace transform analysis of the carbon cycle. Environ. Model. Softw., 22:
1488–1497, 2007.
I. G. Enting. Assessing the information content in environmental modelling: A carbon cycle
perspective. Entropy, 10:556–575, 2008.
I. G. Enting and J. V. Mansbridge. Seasonal sources and sinks of atmospheric CO 2 : Direct
inversion of fi ltered data. Tellus, 41B:111–126, 1989.
I. G. Enting and J. V. Mansbridge. Latitudinal distribution of sources and sinks of CO 2 : Results
of an inversion study. Tellus, 43B:156–170, 1991.
I. G. Enting and G. N. Newsam. Inverse problems in atmospheric constituent studies: II.
Sources in the free atmosphere. Inverse Problems, 6:349–362, 1990.
I. G. Enting and G. I. Pearman. Description of a one-dimensional carbon cycle model calibrated using techniques of constrained inversion. Tellus, 39B:459–476, 1987.
I. G. Enting, R. J. Francey, C. M. Trudinger, and H. Granek. Synthesis inversion of atmospheric CO 2 using the GISS tracer transport model. Technical Paper no. 29, CSIRO
Division of Atmospheric Research, 1993.
I. G. Enting, C. M. Trudinger, and R. J. Francey. A synthesis inversion of the concentration and
δ 13 C of atmospheric CO 2 . Tellus, 47B:35–52, 1995.
S. N. Evans and P. B. Stark. Inverse problems as statistics. Inverse Problems, 18:R55–R97,
2002.
P. Falkowski, R. J. Scholes, E. Boyle, J. Canadell, D. Canfi eld, J. Elser, N. Gruber et al. The
global carbon cycle: A test of our knowledge of the earth as a system. Science, 290:291–
296, 2000.
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Air Pollution and Turbulence: Modeling and Applications
P. P. Ciais, P. Tans, M. Trolier, J. W. C. White, and R. J. Francey. A large northern hemisphere terrestrial CO 2 sink indicated by the C 13 /C 12 ratio of atmospheric CO 2 . Science,
269:1098–1102, 1995b.
T. J. Conway, P. P. Tans, L. S. Waterman, K. W. Thoning, D. R. Kitzis, K. A. Masarie, and
N. Zhang. Evidence for interannual variability of the carbon cycle from the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Climate Monitoring and Diagnostics
Laboratory global air sampling network. J. Geophys. Res., 99D:22831–22855,
1994.
D. Crisp, R. M. Atlas, F. M. Breon, L. R. Brown, J. P. Burrows, P. Ciais, B. J. Connor et al. The
Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) mission. Adv. Space Res., 34:700–709, 2004.
R. J. Dargaville and I. Simmonds. Calculating CO 2 fl uxes by data assimilation coupled to a
three dimensional mass balance inversion. In Kasibhatla et al. (2000), pp. 255–264.
A. S. Denning, I. Y. Fung, and D. Randall. Latitudinal gradient of atmospheric CO 2 due to
seasonal exchange with the land biota. Nature, 376:240–243, 1995.
A. S. Denning, M. Holzer, K. R. Gurney, M. Heimann, R. M. Law, P. J. Rayner, I. Y. Fung et al.
Three-dimensional transport and concentration of SF 6 : A model intercomparison study
(TransCom 2). Tellus, 51B:266–297, 1999.
W. P. Elliott and J. K. Angell. On the relation between atmospheric CO 2 and equatorial seasurface temperature. Tellus, 39B:171–183, 1987.
W. P. Elliott, J. K. Angell, and K. W. Thoning. Relation of atmospheric CO 2 to tropical seasurface temperatures and precipitation. Tellus, 43B:144–155, 1991.
I. G. Enting. Inverse problems in atmospheric constituent studies: III. Estimating errors in
surface sources. Inverse Problems, 9:649–665, 1993.
I. G. Enting. Constraints on the atmospheric carbon budget from spatial distributions of CO 2 .
In T. Wigley and D. Schimel, eds., The Carbon Cycle, Chapter 8. CUP, Cambridge,
U.K., 2000a.
I. G. Enting. Green’s function methods of tracer inversion. In Kasibhatla et al. (2000),
pp. 19–31.
I. G. Enting. Inverse Problems in Atmospheric Constituent Transport. CUP, Cambridge, U.K.,
2002.
I. G. Enting. Laplace transform analysis of the carbon cycle. Environ. Model. Softw., 22:
1488–1497, 2007.
I. G. Enting. Assessing the information content in environmental modelling: A carbon cycle
perspective. Entropy, 10:556–575, 2008.
I. G. Enting and J. V. Mansbridge. Seasonal sources and sinks of atmospheric CO 2 : Direct
inversion of fi ltered data. Tellus, 41B:111–126, 1989.
I. G. Enting and J. V. Mansbridge. Latitudinal distribution of sources and sinks of CO 2 : Results
of an inversion study. Tellus, 43B:156–170, 1991.
I. G. Enting and G. N. Newsam. Inverse problems in atmospheric constituent studies: II.
Sources in the free atmosphere. Inverse Problems, 6:349–362, 1990.
I. G. Enting and G. I. Pearman. Description of a one-dimensional carbon cycle model calibrated using techniques of constrained inversion. Tellus, 39B:459–476, 1987.
I. G. Enting, R. J. Francey, C. M. Trudinger, and H. Granek. Synthesis inversion of atmospheric CO 2 using the GISS tracer transport model. Technical Paper no. 29, CSIRO
Division of Atmospheric Research, 1993.
I. G. Enting, C. M. Trudinger, and R. J. Francey. A synthesis inversion of the concentration and
δ 13 C of atmospheric CO 2 . Tellus, 47B:35–52, 1995.
S. N. Evans and P. B. Stark. Inverse problems as statistics. Inverse Problems, 18:R55–R97,
2002.
P. Falkowski, R. J. Scholes, E. Boyle, J. Canadell, D. Canfi eld, J. Elser, N. Gruber et al. The
global carbon cycle: A test of our knowledge of the earth as a system. Science, 290:291–
296, 2000.
© 2010 by Taylor and Francis Group, LLC