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Abstract: The diagnosis and conservation of energy during condensation is examined. It is shown that the latent enthalpy, when defined in conjunction with the individual enthalpies of water vapor and liquid water, cannot be a function ...

Abstract: A two-dimensional model is developed to simulate dissipation of fog using passive burner lines under either cross-wind or no-wind conditions. The vorticity model developed by Murray (1970) forms the basis for the development. ...

Abstract: A two-dimensional model (Tag, 1979) is used to perform sensitivity experiments simulating fog dissipation using passive burner lines under both cross-wind and no-wind conditions. For a cross-wind experiment, heat output ...

Abstract: It has been suggested that the use of charged particles or electric fields be considered as a technique for dissipating warm fogs. The study presented here attempts to determine the degree of improvement one could expect ...

Abstract: A numerical study of the use of highly charged water drops to clear warm fog has been conducted. The mechanism studied is the polarization of neutral fog droplets and their capture by the charged drops. A multi-level ...

Abstract: Cloud top entrainment instability, as a mechanism for the breakup of marine stratus, is examined with a three-dimensional, planetary boundary layer (PBL) model. Specifically, we examine the criterion developed by Randall ...

Abstract: The U.S. Navy has plans to develop an automated system to analyze satellite imagery aboard its ships at sea. Lack of time for training, in combination with frequent personnel rotations, precludes the building of extensive ...

Abstract: Accuracy and energy conservation are examined in a three-dimensional (3D) anelastic model. For both dry and moist (noncondensing) atmospheres, we prescribe analytic solutions of momentum, potential temperature and mixing ...

Abstract: The 3.7-?m channel on-board the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Advanced Very High Resolution Radiometer (AVHRR) provides the unique capability to detect small, but hot, surface features. We present ...