'Sea spray' presentation slideshows

Bin Liu, NCSU/MEAS/CFDL Colleagues:

Improving Hurricane Forecasting through Air-Sea-Wave Coupling and Scale-Selective Data Assimilation. Bin Liu, NCSU/MEAS/CFDL Colleagues: Drs. Lian Xie, Huiqing Liu, Shiqiu Peng, and other current and previous CFDL group members. NOAA GOES-13 satellite Imagery of Hurricane Irene.

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INNOVATIVE LOCALIZER ANTENNA INSTALLATION

INNOVATIVE LOCALIZER ANTENNA INSTALLATION. Wellington International Airport runway is built on a narrow neck of land. The south end of the runway finishes adjacent to the open sea of Cooks Strait whilst the Northern end finishes adjacent to Wellington harbour.

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NOPP Review Meeting, 2011, Miami, FL

Advanced coupled atmosphere-wave-ocean modeling for improving tropical cyclone prediction models PI: Isaac Ginis University of Rhode Island Co-PIs: T. Hara (URI), E. Andreas (NWR), R. Lucas (UH), A. Soloviev (NSU), J.-W. Bao, C. Fairall (NOAA/ESRL) H. Tolman (NOAA/NCEP).

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Arctic Region

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Whitecaps, sea-salt aerosols, and climate

Physical Oceanography Dissertation Symposium. Whitecaps, sea-salt aerosols, and climate. Magdalena D. Anguelova. College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware. June 17-21, 2002 Breckenridge, Colorado. Outline. Background. Why?. How?. Work. Results.

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Out of the Basement and into the Cloud

Out of the Basement and into the Cloud. Creating a Cloud Service Bruce Washburn Software Engineer OCLC Research, San Mateo CA. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Ione. MissingMaterials.org. EAD Report Card. ArchiveGrid. Copy a public Amazon EC2 Image. Launch an Amazon EC2 Instance.

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DUST They are 2 levels of refinement in soil dust parameterisation.

DUST They are 2 levels of refinement in soil dust parameterisation. For large and global scales typical datasets used to derive a flux are: - Local roughness height, - Threshold velocity or friction threshold velocity 2) Regional scale emission models.

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Lecture 2: Aerosol sources and sinks

Lecture 2: Aerosol sources and sinks. Ken Carslaw. Key issues. What are the relative source strengths and distributions? How quickly is aerosol produced and removed? How do these factors change with particle size?

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How well do we model marine aerosols, and why?

How well do we model marine aerosols, and why?. Kostas Tsigaridis kostas.tsigaridis@columbia.edu kostas.tsigaridis@nasa.gov. Sea spray. Sea spray. Solubility ( hygroscopicity ) Aerosol composition ? cloud formation Clouds ? aerosol formation Clouds ? aerosol removal

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IWTC VI: 1.3 Air-Sea Interactions and Oceanic Influences

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eteorology

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Background

Background. Hurricane models are sensitive to representation of surface fluxes Basic Meteorological Direct fluxes: Sensible Heat, H s Latent Heat, H l Momentum, ? Kinetic Energy=- ? *U(z) Fluxes on Ocean Side Momentum and Energy (waves and currents) Thermodynamic

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Parameterizations of the Sea-Spray Effects in the Hurricane Atmospheric Boundary Layer or

Parameterizations of the Sea-Spray Effects in the Hurricane Atmospheric Boundary Layer or The Role of Air-Sea Interaction in Hurricanes and Storms [Shuyi: please add the authors from U. of Miami here.] Jian-Wen Bao Christopher W. Fairall James M. Wilczak Sara A. Michelson

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Physics of Sea Spray

Physics of Sea Spray. Impact on Tropical Cyclone Intensity. Scott W. Powell 1,2 , Jian-Wen Bao 1 , Christopher W. Fairall 1 , Laura Bianco 1 1 NOAA/ESRL/PSD, Boulder, Colorado 2 Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, University of Miami, Miami, Florida July 30, 2008.

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Ocean Formation

Ocean Formation. How did the oceans form??. Formation of the Ocean. Earth is approximately 4.6 Billion Years Old Oceans formed 2 possible ways: Comets Volcanism. Comets. Comets hit the Earth and released water The water filled the ocean basins over geologic time. Volcanism.

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NOAA ESRL PSD Briefing March 2013

NOAA ESRL PSD Briefing March 2013. Surface Processes and Coupled Modeling Light Winds to Hurricanes Poles to Tropics Momentum, Heat, Moisture, Trace Gases, Aerosol Particles, Radiation, Precipitation

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Jian-Wen Bao Christopher W. Fairall Sara A. Michelson Laura Bianco

Evaluation and Improvement of Spray-Modified Air-Sea Enthalpy and Momentum Flux Parameterizations for Operational Hurricane Prediction. Jian-Wen Bao Christopher W. Fairall Sara A. Michelson Laura Bianco NOAA/ESRL/physical Sciences Division

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NOAA ESRL PSD Briefing March 2013

NOAA ESRL PSD Briefing March 2013. Surface Processes and Coupled Modeling Light Winds to Hurricanes Poles to Tropics Momentum, Heat, Moisture, Trace Gases, Aerosol Particles, Radiation, Precipitation

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CBLAST-Hurricane Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Modeling

CBLAST-Hurricane Coupled Atmosphere-Wave-Ocean Modeling. A goal of CBLAST is to better understand how hurricanes interact with the ocean, and to use this to improve hurricane forecast models.

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How to Parameterize the Sea-Spray Effect in the ESRL sea-spray Parameterization Scheme

A Numerical Investigation of Feedback Processes in the Droplet Evaporation Layer for Tropical Cyclones L. Bianco, J.-W. Bao, C. W. Fairall, and S.A. Michelson NOAA/Earth System Research Laboratory, Boulder, CO

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