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    The Third Atmospheric Scientific Experiment for Understanding the Earth–Atmosphere Coupled System over the Tibetan Plateau and Its Effects

    Source: Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society:;2017:;volume 099:;issue 004::page 757
    Author:
    Zhao, Ping
    ,
    Xu, Xiangde
    ,
    Chen, Fei
    ,
    Guo, Xueliang
    ,
    Zheng, Xiangdong
    ,
    Liu, Liping
    ,
    Hong, Yang
    ,
    Li, Yueqing
    ,
    La, Zuo
    ,
    Peng, Hao
    ,
    Zhong, Linzhi
    ,
    Ma, Yaoming
    ,
    Tang, Shihao
    ,
    Liu, Yimin
    ,
    Liu, Huizhi
    ,
    Li, Yaohui
    ,
    Zhang, Qiang
    ,
    Hu, Zeyong
    ,
    Sun, Jihua
    ,
    Zhang, Shengjun
    ,
    Dong, Lixin
    ,
    Zhang, Hezhen
    ,
    Zhao, Yang
    ,
    Yan, Xiaolu
    ,
    Xiao, An
    ,
    Wan, Wei
    ,
    Liu, Yu
    ,
    Chen, Junming
    ,
    Liu, Ge
    ,
    Zhaxi, Yangzong
    ,
    Zhou, Xiuji
    DOI: 10.1175/BAMS-D-16-0050.1
    Publisher: American Meteorological Society
    Abstract: AbstractThis paper presents the background, scientific objectives, experimental design, and preliminary achievements of the Third Tibetan Plateau (TP) Atmospheric Scientific Experiment (TIPEX-III) for 8?10 years. It began in 2013 and has expanded plateau-scale observation networks by adding observation stations in data-scarce areas; executed integrated observation missions for the land surface, planetary boundary layer, cloud?precipitation, and troposphere?stratosphere exchange processes by coordinating ground-based, air-based, and satellite facilities; and achieved noticeable progress in data applications. A new estimation gives a smaller bulk transfer coefficient of surface sensible heat over the TP, which results in a reduction of the possibly overestimated heat intensity found in previous studies. Summer cloud?precipitation microphysical characteristics and cloud radiative effects over the TP are distinguished from those over the downstream plains. Warm rain processes play important roles in the development of cloud and precipitation over the TP. The lower-tropospheric ozone maximum over the northeastern TP is attributed to the regional photochemistry and long-range ozone transports, and the heterogeneous chemical processes of depleting ozone near the tropopause might not be a dominant mechanism for the summer upper-tropospheric?lower-stratospheric ozone valley over the southeastern TP. The TP thermodynamic function not only affects the local atmospheric water maintenance and the downstream precipitation and haze events but also modifies extratropical atmospheric teleconnections like the Asia?Pacific Oscillation, subtropical anticyclones over the North Pacific and Atlantic, and temperature and precipitation over Africa, Asia, and North America. These findings provide new insights into understanding land?atmosphere coupled processes over the TP and their effects, improving model parameterization schemes, and enhancing weather and climate forecast skills.
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    contributor authorZhao, Ping
    contributor authorXu, Xiangde
    contributor authorChen, Fei
    contributor authorGuo, Xueliang
    contributor authorZheng, Xiangdong
    contributor authorLiu, Liping
    contributor authorHong, Yang
    contributor authorLi, Yueqing
    contributor authorLa, Zuo
    contributor authorPeng, Hao
    contributor authorZhong, Linzhi
    contributor authorMa, Yaoming
    contributor authorTang, Shihao
    contributor authorLiu, Yimin
    contributor authorLiu, Huizhi
    contributor authorLi, Yaohui
    contributor authorZhang, Qiang
    contributor authorHu, Zeyong
    contributor authorSun, Jihua
    contributor authorZhang, Shengjun
    contributor authorDong, Lixin
    contributor authorZhang, Hezhen
    contributor authorZhao, Yang
    contributor authorYan, Xiaolu
    contributor authorXiao, An
    contributor authorWan, Wei
    contributor authorLiu, Yu
    contributor authorChen, Junming
    contributor authorLiu, Ge
    contributor authorZhaxi, Yangzong
    contributor authorZhou, Xiuji
    date accessioned2019-09-19T10:03:44Z
    date available2019-09-19T10:03:44Z
    date copyright11/22/2017 12:00:00 AM
    date issued2017
    identifier otherbams-d-16-0050.1.pdf
    identifier urihttp://yetl.yabesh.ir/yetl1/handle/yetl/4261104
    description abstractAbstractThis paper presents the background, scientific objectives, experimental design, and preliminary achievements of the Third Tibetan Plateau (TP) Atmospheric Scientific Experiment (TIPEX-III) for 8?10 years. It began in 2013 and has expanded plateau-scale observation networks by adding observation stations in data-scarce areas; executed integrated observation missions for the land surface, planetary boundary layer, cloud?precipitation, and troposphere?stratosphere exchange processes by coordinating ground-based, air-based, and satellite facilities; and achieved noticeable progress in data applications. A new estimation gives a smaller bulk transfer coefficient of surface sensible heat over the TP, which results in a reduction of the possibly overestimated heat intensity found in previous studies. Summer cloud?precipitation microphysical characteristics and cloud radiative effects over the TP are distinguished from those over the downstream plains. Warm rain processes play important roles in the development of cloud and precipitation over the TP. The lower-tropospheric ozone maximum over the northeastern TP is attributed to the regional photochemistry and long-range ozone transports, and the heterogeneous chemical processes of depleting ozone near the tropopause might not be a dominant mechanism for the summer upper-tropospheric?lower-stratospheric ozone valley over the southeastern TP. The TP thermodynamic function not only affects the local atmospheric water maintenance and the downstream precipitation and haze events but also modifies extratropical atmospheric teleconnections like the Asia?Pacific Oscillation, subtropical anticyclones over the North Pacific and Atlantic, and temperature and precipitation over Africa, Asia, and North America. These findings provide new insights into understanding land?atmosphere coupled processes over the TP and their effects, improving model parameterization schemes, and enhancing weather and climate forecast skills.
    publisherAmerican Meteorological Society
    titleThe Third Atmospheric Scientific Experiment for Understanding the Earth–Atmosphere Coupled System over the Tibetan Plateau and Its Effects
    typeJournal Paper
    journal volume99
    journal issue4
    journal titleBulletin of the American Meteorological Society
    identifier doi10.1175/BAMS-D-16-0050.1
    journal fristpage757
    journal lastpage776
    treeBulletin of the American Meteorological Society:;2017:;volume 099:;issue 004
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