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So far, only a few studies have evaluated the impact of greenhouse gases emissions on the global and limited area energetics. Furthermore, all of them have concentrated on the increasing of CO2.
José Augusto P. Veiga, Tercio Ambrizzi
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Summary: Eddies are known to be affected by typhoons, and in recent years, the general three-dimensional structure, as well as features of the spatial and temporal distributions of eddies have been determined.
Fangjie Yu +3 more
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New turbulence modeling for air/water stratified flow
The prediction of interfacial turbulence characteristics is one of the still challenging of two-phase stratified flow. The evaluation of some important parameters such as interfacial heat transfer coefficient based on turbulence kinetic energy and ...
M. Ghafari, M.B. Ghofrani
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Why Does Atmospheric Radiative Heating Weaken Midlatitude Cyclones?
Recent work has indicated that atmospheric radiative heating reduces the kinetic energy of large‐scale eddies in the midlatitudes. However, a physical mechanism that connects radiation to the midlatitude eddy kinetic energy is still uncertain.
Eric Mischell +4 more
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Based on subsurface mooring observations and HYCOM data, a complete investigation was conducted of the near-inertial waves (NIWs) caused by Typhoon MITAG to the east of Taiwan.
Tongtong Zheng +23 more
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Accurately representing ocean dynamics across interacting scales remains a challenge in numerical modeling. This study examines mesoscale eddy parameterization in eddy‐permitting ocean models by incorporating novel stochastic perturbations and comparing ...
Ekaterina Bagaeva +4 more
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Energetics of Eddy–Mean Flow Interaction in the Kuroshio Current Region
A comprehensive diagnosis of eddy–mean flow interaction in the Kuroshio Current (KC) region and the associated energy conversion pathway is conducted employing a state-of-the-art high-resolution global ocean–sea ice coupled model.
Yang Wu +14 more
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Mesoscale eddies help regulate ocean energy cascades. Eddies deformation influences barotropic instability, which represents kinetic energy transfer between scales; however, the barotropic instability structure has not been well studied.
J. Qiao +4 more
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The Meridional Eddy Transport of Kinetic Energy at 500 Mb [PDF]
DOI: 10.1111/j.2153-3490.1961.tb00087 ...
Saltzman, Barry +2 more
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In boreal winter, the El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO)‐induced Pacific‐North American (PNA) teleconnection pattern is farther westward during La Niña relative to that in El Niño, causing discernible distinct climate implications.
Ya Wang +3 more
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