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drawbacks have been noted such as incomplete consideration of climatic indirect
ARF, which leads to a climate cooling, and an unacceptable simpli cation of the

climate model. In his reply to these and other comments, Jacobson (2003 a, b, c)
rejected them as incorrect and groundless.
With respect to the discussion mentioned above, it should be emphasized that the
most important thing, as follows from the above review, is that all earlier obtained
estimates of the impact of aerosol on global climate are highly uncertain.

5.8 An Expert System for the Physics of the Atmospheric
Pollution

5.8.1 The Structure of the Expert System

Figure 5.19 gives a list of units of the expert system for physics of atmospheric
pollution (ESPAP). The software items for the ESPAP functioning is reproduced in
Table 5.18 . The input information in the ESPAP is assumed to concentrate in
thematic

files, which can be formed on the basis of various sources, such as remote

Fig. 5.19 The ESPAP structure with functions of complex assessment of air pollution over a
given territory