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Sources of glacial moisture in Mesoamerica
Quaternary International, 1997Paleoclimatic records from Mesoamerica document the interplay between Atlantic and Pacific sources of precipitation during the last glacial stage and Holocene. Today, and throughout much of the Holocene, the entire region receives its principal moisture in the summer from an interaction of easterly trade winds with the equatorial calms. Glacial records
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Lagrangian tracing of Sahelian Sudan moisture sources
Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 2015AbstractThe Sahelian Sudan is an arid to semiarid region that depends on the seasonal rainfall as the main source of water, but its rainfall has large interannual variability. Such dry regions usually have their main moisture sources elsewhere; thus, the rainfall variability is directly related to the moisture transport.
Abubakr A. M. Salih +2 more
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Isotopic Disentanglement of Moisture Sources
2021Application of stable isotopes in the fingerprinting of moisture sources has its perks and falls. While we can establish with some degree of accuracy the process and provenance of a moisture parcel, our assumptions largely rely on the Rayleigh distillation model and the isotopic end-member parametrization of different phases of water.
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Comparison of Eulerian and Lagrangian moisture source diagnostics
2014Abstract. Moisture convergence from different sources is an important prerequisite for a heavy-precipitation event. The contributions from different source regions can, however, hardly be quantified from observations, and their assessment based on model results is complex.
Winschall, Andreas +3 more
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Measurements of moisture production caused by various sources
Energy and Buildings, 2016Abstract To accurately predict indoor air moisture levels, the input data that includes the moisture production must be determined with high accuracy. The existing researches provide data about the estimated moisture generation rate by household activities but the data vary largely between the publications.
Jurgis Zemitis +2 more
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Heat-induced moisture transport in the vicinity of a spherical heat source
International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics, 1998Summary: The present paper develops an analytical approach to the problem of heat-induced moisture movement in the vicinity of a spherical heat source embedded in an undeformable, moist porous solid of infinite extent. A transient-state distribution of temperature within the infinite medium is assumed to induce the moisture transport process.
Basha, H. A., Selvadurai, A. P. S.
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Blind source separation for soil moisture data
2021Spatial Blind Source Separation (SBSS) is a recent extension of Independent Component Analysis (ICA) for spatial data. Standard ICA ignores the spatial dependency structure of spatial data, while SBSS uses this information. The goal of this thesis is to evaluate the SBSS method in a new field of application. In cooperation with the Institute of Geodesy
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Zorbix as a Moisture Source for Parchment and Paper Treatments
Journal of Paper Conservation, 2015ZorbixSM (Artifex Equipment Inc.) is made of a cornstarch and polyacrylonitrile-based polymer and can absorb up to 50 times its weight in water.
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Methods for Identifying Sources of Moisture in Walls
1991The first issue in investigating moisture problems is the source of the moisture. Sometimes, visual inspection can determine whether liquid water or vapor is involved, active mechanisms, and season when problem occurs. Frequently, however, the issue is not so clear, and diagnostic tools must be used to establish the source and transportation mechanisms.
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Unravelling the sources of moisture for precipitation in atmospheric rivers
Atmospheric rivers (ARs) are filaments of enhanced moisture in the atmosphere, which often produce intense or even extreme precipitation when the enormous amounts of water vapor in them are forced upwards. In this sense, one of their most studied and debated properties is the origin of the moisture they transport.Alfredo Crespo-Otero +2 more
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