Chang Yue, Xue Jishan, He Jinhai. Research on the adjustment of initial value in moisture field and its contribution to rainfall prediction over South China. J Appl Meteor Sci, 2000, 11(1): 35-46.
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Chang Yue, Xue Jishan, He Jinhai. Research on the adjustment of initial value in moisture field and its contribution to rainfall prediction over South China. J Appl Meteor Sci, 2000, 11(1): 35-46.
Chang Yue, Xue Jishan, He Jinhai. Research on the adjustment of initial value in moisture field and its contribution to rainfall prediction over South China. J Appl Meteor Sci, 2000, 11(1): 35-46.
Citation:
Chang Yue, Xue Jishan, He Jinhai. Research on the adjustment of initial value in moisture field and its contribution to rainfall prediction over South China. J Appl Meteor Sci, 2000, 11(1): 35-46.
By using the heating rate, which was calculated from the precipitation data derived from the GMS multichannel meteorological satellite, as the non-adiabatic forcing term of the non-adiabatic nonlinear normal-mode initialization process, the initial values of wind field were adjusted. And then using a counter operation scheme, which was contrary to the model's convective parameterization scheme, the initial values of the moisture field were adjusted to be sure that the heating rate calculated from the model′s physical parameterization scheme was in accordance with the heating rate derivde from the meteorological satellite. The method, which was in the frame of non-adiabatic nonlinear normal-mode initialization, had the initial vapor field adjusted. Not only has it achieved the goal of the traditional initialization, but also improved the model′s capability of the short-time prediction to precipitation. The results of two trials in South China indicate that the method is valid.
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