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Study on Diagnosis Weather Process and Flight Impact of Heavy Snowfall in Northeast China “11/2021” 被引量:2
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作者 Xiaohui Zhang hengrui tao Ying Zheng 《Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection》 2022年第5期170-183,共14页
Based on ERA5 reanalysis data, the characteristics of weather situation, water vapor condition, dynamic uplift condition, energy condition, ice accumulation environment and flight effect of aircraft in the heavy snowf... Based on ERA5 reanalysis data, the characteristics of weather situation, water vapor condition, dynamic uplift condition, energy condition, ice accumulation environment and flight effect of aircraft in the heavy snowfall process in northeast China from November 5 to 12, 2021 are analyzed. The results show that the heavy snowfall process in Northeast China is caused by the combination of Northeast China Cold Vortex, trough, low level frontal cyclone and cold front. Through the analysis of the physical field, it is found that the sufficient water vapor transport is from the south and the southeast, the convergence rising in the lower layer, divergence “pumping” in the upper layer, air flow rising in the vertical plane and a large amount of convection effective potential energy are all contributing to the heavy snowfall. The impact of heavy snowfall on flight mainly includes low visibility and ice accumulation. Water vapor flux, water vapor flux divergence, vertical velocity, potential temperature and convective effective potential energy can all be used as the judging indexes of heavy snowfall forecast. 展开更多
关键词 Heavy Snow Weather Situation Water Vapor Energy Aircraft Icing
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Simulation on the spatio-temporal distribution and emission flux of dust aerosol over East Asia in 2000-2009 被引量:3
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作者 Xingtao Su HanJie Wang +2 位作者 hengrui tao LieShuang Liu HongFeng Zhang 《Research in Cold and Arid Regions》 CSCD 2013年第2期230-239,共10页
A regional climate model (RegCM3), coupled with an online dust module, is used to simulate the spatio-temporal distribution and emission flux of dust aerosol (smaller than 20 Wn in diameter) over East Asia in the ... A regional climate model (RegCM3), coupled with an online dust module, is used to simulate the spatio-temporal distribution and emission flux of dust aerosol (smaller than 20 Wn in diameter) over East Asia in the period from 2000 to 2009. The model perfor- mance is firstly evaluated against available observations. Simulation results show that the model can capture the characteristics of spa- tio-temporal distribution of dust aerosol very well over East Asia. There always exist two extremes of dust aerosol optical depth (AOD) and column burden (CB), one is in the Taklimakan Desert of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China, and the other is in the Ba- dain Jaran Desert of Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region, China. The maximum value of CB appears in spring, secondary maxi- mum in winter and minimum in autumn. To the east of 110°E, dust is transported eastward from a maximum center at a height of 700 hPa over the East Asian continent. Dust emission sources are mainly located in the Taklimakan Desert, Badain Jaran Desert, North Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau and Southwest Mongolia. There is also an obvious seasonal variation of dust emission flux (EF). Annual mean dust EF is 1,015.34 mg/(m2.d), of which 62.4% and 2.3% are re-deposited onto the East Asian continent through a dry and wet deposition process, respectively, and the remaining 35.3% is injected into the atmosphere or subject to long-range transport. 展开更多
关键词 dust aerosol REGCM3 column burden emission DEPOSITION
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Impact of anthropogenic heat emissions on meteorological parameters and air quality in Beijing using a high-resolution model simulation
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作者 hengrui tao Jia Xing +7 位作者 Gaofeng Pan Jonathan Pleim Limei Ran Shuxiao Wang Xing Chang Guojing Li Fei Chen Junhua Li 《Frontiers of Environmental Science & Engineering》 SCIE EI CSCD 2022年第4期47-57,共11页
Anthropogenic heat emissions(AHE)play an important role in modulating the atmospheric thermodynamic and kinetic properties within the urban planetary boundary layer,particularly in densely populated megacities like Be... Anthropogenic heat emissions(AHE)play an important role in modulating the atmospheric thermodynamic and kinetic properties within the urban planetary boundary layer,particularly in densely populated megacities like Beijing.In this study,we estimate the AHE by using a Large-scale Urban Consumption of energY(LUCY)model and further couple LUCY with a high-resolution regional chemical transport model to evaluate the impact of AHE on atmospheric environment in Beijing.In areas with high AHE,the 2-m temperature(T_(2))increased to varying degrees and showed distinct diurnal and seasonal variations with maxima in night and winter.The increase in 10-m wind speed(WS_(10))and planetary boundary layer height(PBLH)exhibited slight diurnal variations but showed significant seasonal variations.Further,the systematic continuous precipitation increased by 2.1 mm due to the increase in PBLH and water vapor in upper air.In contrast,the precipitation in local thermal convective showers increased little because of the limited water vapor.Meanwhile,the PM_(2.5) reduced in areas with high AHE because of the increase in WS_(10) and PBLH and continued to reduce as the pollution levels increased.In contrast,in areas where prevailing wind direction was opposite to that of thermal circulation caused by AHE,the WS_(10) reduced,leading to increased PM_(2.5).The changes of PM_(2.5) illustrated that a reasonable AHE scheme might be an effective means to improve the performance of PM_(2.5) simulation.Besides,high AHE aggravated the O_(3) pollution in urban areas due to the reduction in NO_(x). 展开更多
关键词 Anthropogenic heat emissions LUCY HIGH-RESOLUTION Meteorological parameters Air quality
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