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A. Chakraborty H. C. Upadhyaya O. P. Sharma S. K. Deb 《Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics》2003,83(3-4):221-236
Summary ?A newly developed ocean general circulation model has been tested and verified with some idealized experiments. Generally
two types of idealized experiments have been done here. First types are called as “symmetric experiments” and second types
are called as “transport experiments”. The first types of experiment help to correct the model core and any deficiency from
boundary conditions. The second types of experiment are the type of validation experiment. In both the experiments there are
no continents, so in the first type of experiments where symmetric forcings are provided one can expect that model should
maintain the symmetric nature. In the second type of experiments one can expect that model should respond correctly to the
wind forcings, if no wind curl is present in the wind forcing there will be no circulation in the extratropics and if there
is no wind the equator there will be no circulation. The model reproduces the possible envisaged results of these experiments
and gives the confidence for performing the realistic integration.
Received February 20, 2002; accepted July 7, 2002
Published online: February 20, 2003 相似文献
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Mandyam B. Rajani Satadru Bhattacharya A. S. Rajawat 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》2011,39(4):519-527
Talakadu is a well known historic place situated on bank of the river Cauvery in Mysore district of Karnataka. The place is
close to concave side of a prominent meander where large amount of sand has accumulated. It is believed that after construction
of a reservoir upstream, sand was exposed to wind action burying the structures of Ganga dynasty and other later kingdoms.
A number of buried sites have been identified by archaeological excavations conducted so far. Presently the area forms sand
dunes with thick plantation cover. Analysis of RADAR data (fine beam RADARSAT and ENVISAT ASAR) led to identifying a hitherto
unknown buried channel through the Old Talakadu town adjoining the excavated archaeological sites. The study suggests that
RADAR penetration through the plantation canopy seems to have occurred as observed by comparing with corresponding optical
data of LISS-IV. Below the canopy, sand and shrubs on top of the channel (topographically low area) are acting as smooth surface
providing dark tone on radar imagery. During field validation GPS was extensively used to navigate through the forest canopy
and locate the buried channel, excavated archaeological sites as well as other anomalous patterns. Synergistic application
of optical (RESOURCESAT-1 LISS-IV and CARTOSAT-1 & 2) and radar (fine beam RADARSAT and ENVISAT ASAR) data led to identifying
remote sensing based guides for archaeological exploration. Integration of known archaeological sites with the identified
anomalous patterns was done in GIS environment. This study adds on to the knowledge base of the site and compliments already
known information and suggested new areas for further archaeological exploration. 相似文献
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Rajani Nair Asha A. Juwarkar Tushar Wanjari S. K. Singh T. Chakrabarti 《Climatic change》2011,106(4):609-619
The micrometeorological technique of eddy covariance is a powerful tool for characterizing the carbon (C) budget of terrestrial
ecosystems. Eddy covariance method was used for estimating Net Ecosystem Exchange (NEE) of carbon dioxide between atmosphere
and revegetated manganese mine spoil dump at Gumgaon, India. In this paper, we analyzed the diel CO2 flux pattern and its response to various physical environmental conditions. The carbon balance of terrestrial ecosystems
is particularly sensitive to climatic changes. Study of diel pattern of CO2 flux showed that carbon uptake was dependent on sunlight. Effect of temperature and latent heat on the CO2 flux showed that rate of CO2 uptake increased proportionally, but later declined due to various factors like stomatal response, high evaporative demand,
circadian rhythm and/or a combination of all three. Net ecosystem production of revegetated land was found to be 28.196 KgC/ha/day
whereas average net carbon release by the ecosystem, through respiration was observed to be 5.433 KgC/ha/day. Thus, quantifying
net carbon (C) storage in degraded land is a necessary step in the validation of carbon sequestration estimates and in assessing
the possible role of these ecosystems in offsetting adverse impacts of fossil fuel emissions. 相似文献
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Hashmi Fatima H. C. Upadhyaya S. N. Tripathi O. P. Sharma Fangqun Yu 《Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics》2011,112(3-4):101-115
A significant fraction of the total number of particles present in the atmosphere is formed by nucleation in the gas phase. Nucleation and the subsequent growth process influence both number concentration of particles and their size distribution besides chemical and optical properties of atmospheric aerosols. Sulphate aerosol nucleation mechanisms promoted by ions have been evaluated here in a tropospheric interactive chemistry-aerosol module for mass and number concentration in a global atmospheric model. The indirect radiative forcing of sulphate particles is assessed in this model; indirect radiative forcing is different for ion-induced (IIN) and ion-mediated (IMN) mechanisms. The indirect radiative forcing in 10-year simulation runs has been calculated as ?1.42?W/m2 (IIN) and ?1.54?W/m2 (IMN). The 5% emission of primary sulphate particles in simulations changes the indirect radiative forcing from ?1.42 to ?1.44?W/m2 for IIN case, and from ?1.54 to ?1.55 W/m2 for the IMN case. More precisely, owing to greater nucleation rates, IMN mechanisms produces greater cooling than the IIN mechanisms in the backdrop that both mechanisms produce almost identical distribution of CDNC in their pre-industrial runs. The inclusion of primary particles in simulations with IIN and IMN mechanisms increases both CDNC and the indirect radiative forcing. 相似文献
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The main advantages of constant potential enthalpy as a vertical coordinate are weaker horizontal velocity gradients in frontal
regions and a higher vertical resolution. A disadvantage is the intersection of isentropes with the ground and folding of
these surfaces. A numerical model is proposed to overcome the difficulties imposed by the intersection of isentropes with
the ground. The model contains a physical and computational domain. The top and bottom surfaces of the computational domain
are isentropes whereas the physical domain of the flow confined above by a free surface of constant pressure, and the bottom
of this domain is the surface of the earth. In the present study the top surfaces of these two domains coincide (θ
T, PTare constants in space and time). The model was tested for the study of frontogenesis and cyclogenesis and integrated for
7 days. The results correspond to enstrophy-conserving finite difference scheme. 相似文献
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S. K. Deb H. C. Upadhyaya O. P. Sharma A. Chakraborty 《Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics》2006,94(1-4):43-64
Summary Hindcasts for the Indian summer monsoons (ISMs) of 2002 and 2003 have been produced from an ensemble of numerical simulations
performed with a global model by changing SST. Two sets of ensemble simulations have been produced without vegetation: (i)
by prescribing the weekly observed SST from ECMWF (European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting) analyses, and (ii)
by adding weekly SST anomalies (SSTA) of April to the climatological SST during the simulation period from May to August.
For each ensemble, 10 simulations have been realized with different initial conditions that are prepared from ECMWF data with
five each from April and May analyses of both the years. The predicted June–July monsoon rainfall over the Indian region shows
good agreement with the GPCP (observed) pentad rainfall distribution when 5 member ensemble is taken from May initial conditions.
The All-India June–July simulated rainfall time series matches favourably with the observed time series in both the years
for the five member ensemble from May initial condition but drifts away from observation with April initial conditions. This
underscores the role of initial conditions in the seasonal forecasting. But the model has failed to capture the strong intra-seasonal
oscillation in July 2002. Heating over equatorial Indian Ocean for June 2002 in a particular experiment using 29th May 12
GMT as initial conditions shows some intra-seasonal oscillation in July 2002 rainfall, as in observation. Further evaluation
of the seasonal simulations from this model is done by calculating the empirical orthogonal functions (EOFs) of the GPCP rainfall
over India. The first four EOFs explain more than 80% of the total variance of the observed rainfall. The time series of expansion
coefficients (principal components), obtained by projecting on the observed EOFs, provide a better framework for inter-comparing
model simulations and their evaluation with observed data. The main finding of this study is that the All-India rainfall from
various experiments with prescribed SST is better predicted on seasonal scale as compares to prescribed SST anomalies. This
is indicative of a possible useful seasonal forecasts from a GCM at least for the case when monsoon is going to be good. The
model responses do not differ much for 2002 and 2003 since the evolution of SST during these years was very similar, hence
July rainfall seems to be largely modulated by the other feedbacks on the overall circulation. 相似文献
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Summary The adjoint technique has been widely used over the last two decades in applications involving the dynamics of the Atmosphere
and Ocean. This present study applies this technique in the assimilation of oceanic parameters such as temperature and net-surface
heat flux, in a variable resolution Ocean General Circulation Model (OGCM). The National Center for Environmental Prediction
(NCEP) 1999 July–August global data (sea-surface temperature and derived surface heat flux) and vertical temperature profiles
collected from ORV Sagar Kanya and INS Sagardhwani during the Bay of Bengal Monsoon Experiment (BOBMEX 1999) are used for
assimilation over the Bay of Bengal. The net-surface heat flux and temperature obtained after assimilation show good agreement
with their respective seasonal patterns over the whole Indian Ocean, though there are some differences in the numerical values
of heat fluxes. The vertical profiles of temperature after assimilation over the Bay of Bengal show strong resemblance with
the corresponding ship observations, emphasizing the importance of the adjoint technique in ocean data assimilation. 相似文献
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S. K. Deb H. C. Upadhyaya O. P. Sharma J. Y. Grandpeix 《Pure and Applied Geophysics》2007,164(8-9):1667-1681
A new analytical formulation of entrainment and detrainment in the Tiedtke's mass flux cumulus parameterization is presented
here in which cloud height is one of the key parameters. The proposed analytical profiles of entrainment and detrainment are
tested in GCM for long-term simulation and are evaluated in the light of the results from the original Tiedtke's scheme and
another mass flux scheme due to Emanuel. The variations of Indian monsoon rainfall have been examined with these schemes in
a general circulation model. Evaluation of the simulated rainfall against observations is done by empirical orthogonal function
(EOF) analysis for the Indian Monsoon region. It is noted that the spatial and temporal variations of the all-India monsoon
rainfall are sensitive to the formulation of entrainment and detrainment in a mass flux scheme, and that the new formulation
can effectively represent the increased dilution with height in deep clouds. 相似文献
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This work explores the potential of multispectral imagery in identifying dried and buried moats, and possibly any adjacent fortifications of medieval sites in South India. Vegetation marks in the form of geometrical patterns have been one of the key signatures indicating archaeological sites. To explore this three of well known sites from Karnataka in south India–Belur, Halebidu and Somanathapura–were chosen as their historical accounts mention that they were townships which had circumscribing artefacts such as fort/wall or moats that at present are not easily detected from conventional exploration. These three sites belong to Hoysala dynasty, a period when a systematic town planning was followed based on cultural aspects such as the religion or faith followed by the inhabitants of respective sites. Traces of specific configuration of moats can be detected around each of them. The present work investigates the possibility of identifying these artefacts on space imageries through spatial and spectral distinction along with synoptic views and use of appropriate image processing and analysis techniques. 相似文献
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During the field cruises of the Indian Ocean Experiment (INDOEX) extensive measurements on the atmospheric chemical and aerosol composition are undertaken to study the long-range transport of air pollution from south and southeast Asia towards the Indian Ocean during the dry monsoon season in 1998 and 1999. The present paper discusses the temporal and spatial variations in aerosols and aerosol forcing during the winter monsoon season (January-March) for INDOEX first field phase (FFP) in 1998 and INDOEX intensive field phase (IFP) in 1999. An interactive chemistry/aerosol model (LMDZ.3.3) is used to investigate the variation in the spatial distribution of tropospheric sulphate aerosols during 1998 and 1999. The model results depict major enhancement in the sulphate aerosol concentrations, radiative forcing (RF) and optical depth over the Indian subcontinent and adjoining marine areas between INDOEX-FFP and IFP. A significant increase in transport of sulphate aerosols from the continents to the Indian Ocean region has also been simulated during the winter monsoon in 1999. The mean RF over INDOEX-FFP in 1998 is found to be ?1.2 Wm–2 while it increased to ?1.85 Wm–2 during INDOEX-IFP in 1999. Model results reveal a mean sulphate aerosol optical depth (AOD) of 0.08 and 0.14 over Indian subcontinent during 1998 and 1999, respectively. The model results suggest that elevated AOD downwind of source regions in India can significantly affect the regional air quality and adjoining marine environments. 相似文献