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Atmospheric research, 2018
Hourly air quality index (AQI) data from the Ministry of Environment Protection of China are used to investigate spatial distribution of air pollution in major cities over eastern China (ECN) in winter 2015.
Jiaqi Wang +4 more
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Hourly air quality index (AQI) data from the Ministry of Environment Protection of China are used to investigate spatial distribution of air pollution in major cities over eastern China (ECN) in winter 2015.
Jiaqi Wang +4 more
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How Global Warming Changes the Difficulty of Synoptic Weather Forecasting
Geophysical Research Letters, 2019Global warming projections point to a wide range of impacts on the climate system, including changes in storm track activity and more frequent and intense extreme weather events.
S. Scher, G. Messori
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Atmospheric research, 2017
In the Mediterranean region, a rapidly rotating storm system characterized by gale winds, severe precipitation, and low pressure center, accompanied with a spiral pattern of thunderstorms, is occasionally observed.
P. Nastos +2 more
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In the Mediterranean region, a rapidly rotating storm system characterized by gale winds, severe precipitation, and low pressure center, accompanied with a spiral pattern of thunderstorms, is occasionally observed.
P. Nastos +2 more
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Computing entropy change in synoptic-scale system
Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 2018Abstract Thermodynamic entropy is of great importance in the atmospheric physics and chemistry process, because it is a non-conserved state function which making a system’s tendency towards spontaneous change. But how the entropy forces a synoptic-scale system is still not well known. In this paper, we analyzed the entropy change in atmosphere system,
Y.P. Wu +4 more
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Enhanced operations efficiency by using the unified synoptic system
Acta Astronautica, 2006Abstract The unified synoptic system (USS) was developed by ESA for replacing the existing Columbus display solutions and to unify the display system used on-board and on-ground. USS provides enhanced flight operations efficiency and reduced effort for product preparation, qualification and maintenance for synoptic displays. Additional to its use for
Mr. Uwe Brauer +2 more
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Novel Physical Simulators for Non-Synoptic Wind Systems
2020Abstract The study of wind effects on buildings and structures is primarily based on physical simulations of wind events. Synoptic, atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) winds have been simulated in boundary layer wind tunnels. Non-synoptic wind events such as tornadoes and downbursts are three-dimensional, dynamic, and non-stationary, and ...
Horia Hangan +3 more
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Medium-range oscillations of synoptic systems in summer
Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, 1987Using summer data of seven years (1973 to 1979), the authors investigated the medium-range oscillations of the parameters which represent the circulation and synoptic scale systems of tropical atmosphere in the area between 30°E and 130°W and the parameters in the area of the middle and high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, with more attention ...
Qiu Yongyan, Zhu Yafen
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Rainfall fluctuations—Break-associated synoptic systems
Pure and Applied Geophysics, 1973Monsoon conditions of two types, i.e., active monsoon and break monsoon over a tropical country (India), are studied in detail. Methods of analysis such as cross-sections, time sections, contour analysis of 700 mb (lower troposphere), 500 mb (middle troposphere) and 200 mb (upper troposphere), and streamline analysis are used in the present study ...
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Butterfly migration: are synoptic‐scale wind systems important?
Ecological Entomology, 1981Abstract. 1. If synoptic‐scale wind systems are important in determining long‐distance movements of butterflies, a portion of the variation in daily counts of migrants at a site should be explainable by prior winds. 2.
THOMAS J. WALKER, ALLEN J. RIORDAN
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The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope middleware messaging system
SPIE Proceedings, 2008The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) is a project with stringent requirements on the control aspects and telemetry capture demands, to command the cadence of the survey process, and to help analyze and discover the systematics of the observing process.
German Schumacher, Francisco Delgado
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