A Fine-Mesh Numerical Model with Detailed Boundary Layer Parameterization

Fei Jianfang; Zhang Ming; Lu Hancheng; Yang Guoxiang

doi:10.1007/BF02677079

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A Fine-Mesh Numerical Model with Detailed Boundary Layer Parameterization

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Institute of Meteorology, The PLA Air Force, Nanjing 211101,Institute of Meteorology, The PLA Air Force, Nanjing 211101,Institute of Meteorology, The PLA Air Force, Nanjing 211101,Institute of Meteorology, The PLA Air Force, Nanjing 211101

doi: 10.1007/BF02677079

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Abstract:
A fine-mesh numerical model with thirteen-layer, three-dimensional primitive equation is designed, which has a relatively high vertical resolution in the boundary layer and detailed boundary parameterization. A strong cold frontal process is simulated by the model. Comparison of the simulated results of this process with different models shows that the result of this model is prior to that of others, and that it is necessary to increase the vertical resolution and to take account of the physical processes in the boundary layer.
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Manuscript received: 10 October 1992

Manuscript revised: 10 October 1992

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沈阳化工大学材料科学与工程学院沈阳 110142

A Fine-Mesh Numerical Model with Detailed Boundary Layer Parameterization

1. Institute of Meteorology, The PLA Air Force, Nanjing 211101,Institute of Meteorology, The PLA Air Force, Nanjing 211101,Institute of Meteorology, The PLA Air Force, Nanjing 211101,Institute of Meteorology, The PLA Air Force, Nanjing 211101

Manuscript received: 1992-10-10
Manuscript revised: 1992-10-10

Abstract: A fine-mesh numerical model with thirteen-layer, three-dimensional primitive equation is designed, which has a relatively high vertical resolution in the boundary layer and detailed boundary parameterization. A strong cold frontal process is simulated by the model. Comparison of the simulated results of this process with different models shows that the result of this model is prior to that of others, and that it is necessary to increase the vertical resolution and to take account of the physical processes in the boundary layer.