Isotope-enabled cloud-resolving simulations of cyclones and squall lines

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Auteurs principaux: Risi, Camille, Muller, Caroline, Blossey, Peter
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Publié: PANGAEA 2021
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author Risi, Camille
Muller, Caroline
Blossey, Peter
author_facet Risi, Camille
Muller, Caroline
Blossey, Peter
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents This dataset includes 2 simulations with the cloud-resolving model SAM, enabled with isotopes (System for Atmospheric Modeling). Simulations are in radiative-convective equilibrium as in Risi et al. (2020, 2021). Both simulations include large-scale ascent peaking -40hPa/d at 5km. 1) Cyclone: Domain of 1024 km x km with a horizontal resolution of 4 km and 96 vertical levels. The effect of rotation is added through a Coriolis parameter that corresponds to a latitude of 40°. 2) Squall line: Domain of 256 km x 256 km with a horizontal resolution is 2 km and 96 vertical levels. We add a horizontally uniform wind in the x direction that reaches 10 m/s at the surface and linearly decrease to 0 m/s at 1 km. These simulations are used in the article Risi et al. (2023).
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spellingShingle Isotope-enabled cloud-resolving simulations of cyclones and squall lines
Risi, Camille
Muller, Caroline
Blossey, Peter
Binary Object; Binary Object (File Size); cloud-resolving model; File content; squall lines; tropical cyclones; water isotopes
This dataset includes 2 simulations with the cloud-resolving model SAM, enabled with isotopes (System for Atmospheric Modeling). Simulations are in radiative-convective equilibrium as in Risi et al. (2020, 2021). Both simulations include large-scale ascent peaking -40hPa/d at 5km. 1) Cyclone: Domain of 1024 km x km with a horizontal resolution of 4 km and 96 vertical levels. The effect of rotation is added through a Coriolis parameter that corresponds to a latitude of 40°. 2) Squall line: Domain of 256 km x 256 km with a horizontal resolution is 2 km and 96 vertical levels. We add a horizontally uniform wind in the x direction that reaches 10 m/s at the surface and linearly decrease to 0 m/s at 1 km. These simulations are used in the article Risi et al. (2023).
title Isotope-enabled cloud-resolving simulations of cyclones and squall lines
topic Binary Object; Binary Object (File Size); cloud-resolving model; File content; squall lines; tropical cyclones; water isotopes
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.937534