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A Study on Frontal Motion over Orography

A Study on Frontal Motion over Orography
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摘要 In order to study the characteristic features of the frontal motion over mountains, a frontal model is designed inthis paper. The analytical solution of the model with the assumption of semigeostrophic approximation and no frichon is obtained and compared with numerical solution without the assumption. It assumes that the front is a free surface betWeen two nuid layers with different densihes. It also assumes that the mountain and the front are indefinitelylong. Therefore, the motion of such a front can be determined by the one-dimensional shallow water equationsystem. By making a series of experiments, we confirm the rule further that front can be retarded when climbing themountain and accelerated when going down the mountains. We also found some interesting characteristics of frontalstructure influenced by topography in addihon. In order to study the characteristic features of the frontal motion over mountains, a frontal model is designed inthis paper. The analytical solution of the model with the assumption of semigeostrophic approximation and no frichon is obtained and compared with numerical solution without the assumption. It assumes that the front is a free surface betWeen two nuid layers with different densihes. It also assumes that the mountain and the front are indefinitelylong. Therefore, the motion of such a front can be determined by the one-dimensional shallow water equationsystem. By making a series of experiments, we confirm the rule further that front can be retarded when climbing themountain and accelerated when going down the mountains. We also found some interesting characteristics of frontalstructure influenced by topography in addihon.
出处 《Advances in Atmospheric Sciences》 SCIE CAS CSCD 1995年第3期325-334,共10页 大气科学进展(英文版)
关键词 FRONTS OROGRAPHY Frontal motion and structure Fronts, Orography, Frontal motion and structure
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