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A Nonlinear Steady Model for Moist Hydrostatic Mountain Waves
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: We consider the dynamics of hydrostatic gravity waves generated by the passage of a steady, stably stratified, moist flow over a two-dimensional topography. Coriolis effects are neglected. The cloud region is determined ...
A Field Investigation of Dust Devils
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A field observation program was conducted at El Mirage, Calif., to investigate some aspects of the interaction between dust devils and their environment. The outputs of sensors designed to measure vertical vorticity were ...
A Laboratory Simulation of Convective Vortices
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: An experiment has been constructed which yields a vortex flow similar in many respects to atmospheric dust devils. Measurements were made of air velocity and temperature in the vortex core. These results were compared with ...
Horizontal Scales of Motion in Atmospheric Free Convection Observed during the GATE Experiment
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: An investigation of the dominant horizontal scale of motion in free convection, using data from GATE, principally from the NOAA acoustic sounder, is described. The horizontal scale was seen to vary from two times the depth ...
A Field Observation of Atmospheric Free Convection
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Measurements during periods of atmospheric free convection have been made using acoustic echo sounders and conventional wind sensors on a meteorological tower. Comparison of data from the two instrument systems shows good ...
Airborne Doppler Lidar Wind Field Measurements
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A coherent Doppler lidar has been used in an aircraft to measure the 2-dimensional wind field in a number of different atmospheric situations. The lidar, a pulsed CO2 system, was installed in the NASA Convair 990. Galileo ...
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