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Turbulent Collapse and Recovery in the Stable Boundary Layer Using an Idealized Model of Pressure-Driven Flow with a Surface Energy Budget
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: AbstractThe evolution of the stable boundary layer is simulated using an idealized single-column model of pressure-driven flow coupled to a surface energy budget. Several commonly used parameterizations of turbulence are ...
The Influence of High-Frequency Atmospheric Forcing on the Circulation and Deep Convection of the Labrador Sea
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: he influence of high-frequency atmospheric forcing on the circulation of the North Atlantic Ocean with emphasis on the deep convection of the Labrador Sea was investigated by comparing simulations of a coupled ocean?ice ...
Parameterization Sensitivity and Instability Characteristics of the Maximum Sustainable Heat Flux Framework for Predicting Turbulent Collapse
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: maximum sustainable heat flux (MSHF) framework for the collapse of turbulence in the stable boundary layer has been previously studied using a one-dimensional model of Couette flow with parameterized turbulent fluxes. This ...
Near-Surface Temperature Inversion Growth Rate during the Onset of the Stable Boundary Layer
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: AbstractThis study aims to find the typical growth rate of the temperature inversion during the onset of the stable boundary layer around sunset. The sunset transition is a very challenging period for numerical weather ...
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