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Cloud‐resolving model simulations of multiply‐banded frontal clouds

Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 2005
AbstractAn idealized two‐dimensional cloud‐resolving model is used to investigate the formation and temporal evolution of multiply‐banded clouds in frontal zones. Radar observations often show both upright and slantwise convection in the circulations associated with such bands.
M. Pizzamei, S. L. Gray, K. A. Browning
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Future Perspective of Cloud-Resolving Modeling

2016
In this chapter, a set of cloud microphysical schemes are simplified based on the grid-scale data from the simulation of tropical rainfall event during TOGA COARE. The basic concept of cloud-resolving convection parameterization and its application to general circulation model simulations are discussed.
Xiaofan Li, Shouting Gao
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Impacts of initial conditions on cloud-resolving model simulations

Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 2008
Impacts of initial conditions on cloud-resolving model simulations are investigated using a series of sensitivity experiments. Five experiments with perturbed initial temperature, moisture, and cloud conditions are conducted and compared to the control experiment.
Shouting Gao, Xiaofan Li
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Circulations driven by organization gradients in a cloud-resolving model

2022
<p>Multicellular conglomerations of deep convection are commonly observed, but what is the larger-scale importance of this nonrandom spatial structure? We hypothesize (based on the common meaning of the word “organization”) that more-agglomerated convection will out-compete spotty convection for scarce ...
Brian Mapes, Wei-ming Willy Tsai
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Parallel Implementation and Scalability of Cloud Resolving EULAG Model

2012
Progress in the development of the PetaScale implementation of the anelastic EULAG model combined with the warm-rain bulk and bin microphysics schemes, as well its application to multiscale cloud modeling, are presented. A new three-dimensional (3D) model domain decomposition is implemented to increase model performance and scalability.
Andrzej A. Wyszogrodzki, Zbigniew P. Piotrowski, Wojciech W. Grabowski   +2 more
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Cloud-resolving Climate Modeling of the Earth’s Water Cycle

ECP Annual Meeting - Houston, Alabama, United States of America - January - 2023, 2023
Mark Taylor, Christopher Eldred, Benjamin Hillman, Jayesh Krishna, Philip Jones, David Bader, Walter Hannah, Jungmin Lee, Matthew Norman   +8 more
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Cloud-Resolving Modeling of Convective Processes

2008
Shouting Gao, Xiaofan Li
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Cloud Microphysics in Global Cloud Resolving Models

Atmosphere - Ocean, 2022
Tatsuya Seiki, Woosub Roh, Masaki Satoh
exaly  

Cloud-resolving Climate Modeling of the Earth?s Water Cycle.

Proposed for presentation at the ECP Annual Meeting held May 3-6, 2022 in Virtual,, 2022
Mark Taylor, Jayesh Krishna, Danqing Wu, Phil Jones, Rob Aulwes, Bob Robey, David Bader, Walter Hannah, Jungmin Lee, Matt Norman, Sarat Sreepathi, Isaac Lyngass, Marcia Branstetter, Murali Meena, Ruby Leung, Mikhail Ovchinnikov, Kyle Pressel, Qiu Yang, Guangxing Lin, Christopher Eldred, Benjamin Hillman, Maciej Waruszewski, Mike Pritchard, Liran Peng   +23 more
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Representation of microphysical processes in cloud‐resolving models: Spectral (bin) microphysics versus bulk parameterization

Reviews of Geophysics, 2015
Alexander Khain, Alexei Korolev, Vaughan Phillips   +2 more
exaly