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项目编号0003192
SGER: Microphysical Analysis of Tropical Storms: A New Instrument for Assessing the Relative Role of Ice and Coalescence Microphysics
John Hallett
主持机构Nevada System of Higher Education, Desert Research Institute
开始日期2000-06-15
结束日期2002-05-31
资助经费38199(USD)
项目类别Standard Grant
资助机构US-NSF(美国国家科学基金会)
项目所属计划PHYSICAL & DYNAMIC METEOROLOGY
语种英语
国家美国
英文简介The mass balance of tropical cyclones is not well understood, but better understanding is crucial to understanding hurricane dynamics and to understand hurricane precipitation processes. The principal objective of this research is to improve the accuracy of rainfall estimates in landfalling tropical cyclones through improvement in the understanding of the relative importance of different precipitation processes at various locations in hurricanes and their effects upon storm structure. Data to be analyzed is from a new, advanced cloud physics instrument that was deployed during the summer of 1998. Specifically, data will be analyzed to determine cloud particle density under a variety of environmental conditions. This research will be conducted in collaboration with NOAA scientists and success will lead to improved understanding of precipitation processes within hurricanes.
来源学科分类Geosciences
URLhttps://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0003192
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条目标识符http://119.78.100.177/qdio/handle/2XILL650/342214
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John Hallett.SGER: Microphysical Analysis of Tropical Storms: A New Instrument for Assessing the Relative Role of Ice and Coalescence Microphysics.2000.
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