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Sensible and latent heat flux estimates in Antarctica

1993
The assumption has been made that the net annual contribution of water by the processes of deposition and sublimation to the Antarctic Ice Sheet is zero. The U.S. Antarctic Program started installing reliable automatic weather stations on the Antarctic Continent in 1980.
Charles R. Stearns, George A. Weidner
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Description and evaluation of a sensible heat flux detector

Boundary-Layer Meteorology, 1977
An eddy-correlation method is the basis of a newly-developed sensible heat-flux detector which collects air temperature information proportional to the vertical wind speed in two electronic counters, one for upflow and one for downflow. The current model uses fast-responding sensors for vertical velocity and air temperature, but the principle should be
R. Desjardins
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A Comparison between Moist and Dry Tropical Cyclones: The Low Effectiveness of Surface Sensible Heat Flux in Storm Intensification

Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 2021
Recent numerical modeling studies demonstrate that dry tropical cyclones can be stably sustained via supply of surface sensible heat flux. This raises questions of whether surface sensible heat flux (SHX) and latent heat flux (LHX) have the same effect ...
Zhanhong Ma, Jianfang Fei
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Physical connection of sensible and ground heat flux

Journal of Hydrology, 2021
Abstract Characterizing physical relationships between the sensible, latent and ground heat flux at the Earth surface is of crucial importance in studying the global energy, water, and carbon cycles. Here we demonstrate an analogy between the daily mean turbulent heat transfer in the atmospheric surface layer and conductive-advective heat transfer in
M. Sadeghi   +3 more
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