This book investigates the complex processes of tropospheric aerosol formation, transformation, fate, and their subsequent impacts on climate and air quality. It compiles research presented at a 2013 symposium, bringing together leading atmospheric chemists and physicists to discuss the latest findings in aerosol science. The work aims to advance understanding of how aerosols influence Earth's radiative balance and human health through detailed chemical and physical analyses.

This volume is a collection of advanced research papers presented at a specialized scientific symposium, indicating a focus on detailed technical analysis and empirical data. The content likely appeals to researchers, academics, and advanced students in atmospheric chemistry, physics, and environmental science. The compilation of work from a specific event suggests a snapshot of current research trends and challenges within the field of tropospheric aerosol science.