Ozone has become an increasingly popular topic of study. Comparisons are currently being done between stratospheric and tropospheric ozone, as well as the many possible health effects of tropospheric ozone. This study is a variation on these topics because it will allow schools K-12, as well as any and all on the web, to access and analyze the data as it relates to atmospheric conditions. This project is intended to research the possible correlations between atmospheric conditions and tropospheric ozone. The effect of urbanization on temperature of microclimates by Annette Sheffield , Karin Westerling .
Urban environments differ from agricultural and wild lands in many respects.
Two obvious features are buildings and walls. These objects modify their adjacent microclimates by absorbing solar energy, radiating heat, and providing shade. Buildings and walls can be used to actively manipulate the microenvironment to benefit agriculture. In this inquiry we chose to study the microclimatic effects on the north and south sides of some large, brick buildings. Anthropogenic sulphur dioxide in the trophosphere by Tamsey Ellis , Bart James , Sharon Kirby .