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(2013-05-24)Before the Rain in Cumulus over the Ocean (RICO) field campaign that took place near Antigua and Barbuda from 2004-2005, it was thought that most trade wind cumulus clouds do not precipitate. The main goal of the RICO ...
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(2000)The deficiency of the GCM in simulating the observed reanalysis stationary waves mainly originates from the deficiencies of the GCM simulated diabatic heating field. Therefore, a significant improvement in the parameterization ...
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(2014-01-16)Mesoscale models that predict the temporal evolution of tropical cyclones (TCs) are sensitive to the representation of cloud microphysical processes through their effect on modeled latent heat release. The cloud parameterizations ...
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(1996)The AMIP simulation from 1979 to 1988 by the UIUC 7-layer tropospheric general circulation model (GCM), using observed sea surface temperatures, did not reproduce the well-organized, intraseasonal oscillations that are ...
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A vorticity-based analysis of the spatial and temporal characteristics of the Beaufort Anticyclone (2011-01-21)The Beaufort Anticyclone is the dominate pressure feature over the Arctic Ocean in all seasons and has a large influence on the surface wind regime and sea-ice motion. Sea level pressure (SLP) from the NCAR/NCEP Reanalysis ...
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(2017-12-07)This thesis is broken into three parts, examining three distinct hazards that often accompany severe thunderstorms: extreme precipitation, severe hail, and tornados. First, observational data and an ensemble of climate ...
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(1999)A Monte Carlo simulation of submarine sonar sampling of North Pole ice drafts demonstrated that the mean ice draft and standard deviation may be estimated within +/-0.2 m with the first 3% of a typical 50--60,000 observation ...
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