A kind of nonadiabatic planetary wave in the air-land interaction

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Sep 1983

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Pure and Applied Geophysics PAGEOPH, Volume 121, Issue 5-6, pp. 983-1001

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Nonadiabatic Planetary Wave, Air-Land Interaction

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To investigate the instability of motion in the air-land interaction, an atmosphere-land coupled model was analyzed. The model includes the heat and moisture transfer between the land surface and the atmosphere. A kind of nonadiabatic planetary wave results from the interaction. The moisture processes, especially condensational heating, tend to enhance fluctuations. The period of the most unstable mode is about one month, and the corresponding wavelength is about 3,000 km at mid-latitudes. The effect of various physical parameters on the instability, such as the strength of condensation, albedo, drag coefficient, and runoff, are described.

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