Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy

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Автори: Belyi, T., Pirnach, A.
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Цитувати:Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy / T. Belyi, A. Pirnach // Геофизический журнал. — 2010. — Т. 32, № 4. — С. 15-17. — Бібліогр.: 4 назв. — англ.

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fulltext ��������� ��� ���������������������� �4 Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy T. �����1, A. Pirnach2, 2010 1Institute of Geophysics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine tbelyi@mail.ru 2Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Institute, Kiev, Ukraine hanna@uhmi.org.ua A recent work devoted to sources of entropy con- nected with mesoscale frontal cloudiness. Three- dimensional nowacasting and forecasting numeri- cal models developed in UHRI [Pirnach, 199�; 2008; Belyi et al., 2009] for modeling of the winter and summer frontal cloud systems were adapted for theo- retical interpretation of the investigated phenomena. The integration of full thermodynamic equations, which included equations for air motion, water va- por content, temperature transfer, the continuity and thermodynamic state equations are used in these models. Cloud microphysics is considered explicit- ly by solving the kinetic equations for the droplet and crystal size distribution. The size distribution function of the cloud and precipitation particles is formed due to cloud condensation nucleation, ice nucleation, growth (evaporation) by deposition, and freezing, riming, collection by raindrops of cloud drops. Droplet and ice nucleation is accounted by parameterization in the model. Cartesian coordi- nates (�, �, �) and terrain-following sigma coordinates , , have been used. In second case the system of equation will be described as follows: i dSi F dt Si , ( 1 ) /#�)-(% '0%.�+,#(� #(%1 �5 ��������� ��� ���������������������� 0 wvu , RT p , ki fqTwvuS ,,,,, � 8,...,2,1=i �� 3,2,1=k � �, �, � are components of wind velocity across , , axis, which are directed on east, north and per- pendicular to the ground surface respectively. � are describes separate physical processes: � � � � pre- sented right parts of wind velocity projections, which included Carioles parameter, free-fall acceleration, pressure gradients and etc.; � � � � �describe heat and moisture fluxes; � � � represent processes of droplets and crystal nucleation, cloud and precipi- tation particles falling velocities, their transfer, con- densation and coagulation processes etc; � is turbulent transfer; � and are pressure and densi- ty; is temperature; q is specific humidity; � � are cloud particle size distribution functions. A�splitting�method�had�been�used�for�sintegration�of the system (1). The solution scheme was described as follows: 6 1n in i F t S , 6,...,2,1n �� 8,...,2,1i � System (5) to split up on 6 equations as follows: in in F t S , 6,...,2,1n . � �� presented�the�advection��convection�and�turbu- lent�transfer �� � � included the pressure gradients � � �included�Carioles acceleration �� � described a vertical motion solution schemes;�� � presented con- densation processes; � �included coagulation so- lution schemes. Entropy S calculated by relationship [Khrgian, 1969]: constlnpCS , is potential temperature, � � is specific heat ca- pacity at the constant pressure. Production of entropy calculated by relationship as follows: pC dt d dt dS . Numerical simulation of atmospheric phenome- na connected with atmospheric fronts and their cloud systems that caused the damages events have been fulfilled for several synoptic situations observed in steppe part and mountain regions of Ukraine. Di- agnostic and forecast models have been construc- ted for mesoscale cloud formations followed by high floods in Carpathian region. Numerical experiments are carried out with aim to determine the role of various dynamics and microphisics parameters in formation of strong and catastrophic precipitation. Series of numerical experiments have been carried out with aim to research the key parameters caused features of development of dangerous events and their activity. Special numerical experiments have been carried out with a main goal to research the temporal and spatial distribution of entropy and its production. Numerical study interaction between entropy and cloud and precipitation had been carried out. It is found, the unlimited growth of water and ice supersaturation is possible if mechanisms of cloud precipitation formation are insufficiently effective for pre- cipitating of whole moisture. In turn, it can cause inten- sive activation of cloud condensation nuclei and unli- mited growth of large drops as well. Therefore the un- limited growth of precipitation intensities may occur. Some key parameters, meteorological conditions and predictors caused the occurrence of dangerous phenomena were defined. The main features of strong precipitation have been noted as follows: in- teraction of flows of different physical nature coming from opposite directions; presence of ice supersa- turation layers; strong vortical motions in single air mass advanced to mountain ridge; chimney clouds with ice tops and cirrus clouds above; high tropo- pause achieved 10 km and more, strong ascending and compensative descending motions; the neces- sary combination of precipitation-forming mecha- nisms. Coupling modeling of evolution entropy and pre- cipitation found their perfect agreement. Regions of the low entropy coincided with regions of heavy pre- cipitation. Regions with high entropy located in cloudless space. Regions of the low entropy can to be good predictors of heavy precipitation with a high confidence probability. References Belyi T. A., Dudar C. M., Pirnach G. M. Numerical inves- tigation effect on evolution of mesoscale cloud clus- ters of different mechanisms of cloud and precipi- tation formation caused heavy precipitation in Car- ��������� ��� ���������������������� �� ��� ��!"#�$%&'�("�%()�#*+#�' #(&"�&��&,#��-�%()� �)#..'(/ patian in 2008 during July 21—29 // Geophys. J. — 2009. — 31, � 6. — P. 107—123 (in Russian). Khrgian �. Kh. Atmospheric physics. — Leningrad: Hydrometeoisdat, 1969. — 647 p. (in Russian). Pirnach A. M. Numerical modeling of clouds and pre- cipitation in atmospheric frontal systems. — Kiev: Nika-Center, 2008. — 294 p. Pirnach A. M. The construction and application of nu- merical models to the study of cloud dynamics and the structure of winter frontal rainbands // � At- mospher. Res. — 1998. — 45—47. — P. 356—376.
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Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy
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title Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy
title_full Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy
title_fullStr Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy
title_full_unstemmed Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy
title_short Numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy
title_sort numerical modeling of cloud and precipitation evolution and its connection with entropy
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