Evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes
The aim of this contribution is to evaluate the ability of a mesoscale meteorological model in the simulation of turbulent fluxes and the main features of the atmospheric boundary layer in two sites in Argentina. Data from fast response instruments mounted in micrometeorological towers were availabl...
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paper:paper_NIS14502_v_n_p172_Ulke2023-06-08T16:39:38Z Evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes Ulke, Ana Graciela Posse Beaulieu, Gabriela Analytical model Mesoscale model Mixing height Turbulent fluxes Atmospheric boundary layer Atmospheric movements Atmospheric thermodynamics Boundary layer flow Boundary layers Forestry Heat flux Latent heat Numerical models Uncertainty analysis Boundary layer heights Meso-scale modeling Mesoscale meteorological model Micrometeorological measurements Micrometeorological towers Mixing height Model inter comparisons Turbulent flux Analytical models Boundaries Forests Mathematical Models Meteorology Sensitivity The aim of this contribution is to evaluate the ability of a mesoscale meteorological model in the simulation of turbulent fluxes and the main features of the atmospheric boundary layer in two sites in Argentina. Data from fast response instruments mounted in micrometeorological towers were available. The numerical model is the Brazilian version of the Regional Atmospheric Modelling System. Simulations in case studies covered different periods. Sensitivity tests to initial conditions and horizontal resolution were done. During a case study in the austral summer, at the site with native forest, the sensible heat flux was well reproduced while the latent heat flux was underestimated. At the other site, with an implanted forest, both fluxes were overestimated. The model was able to reproduce properly the energy apportionment at both locations. Although the estimation of boundary layer height was not the main focus of the micrometeorological measurements, a model intercomParison between the values obtained with an analytical model and the mesoscale model was done. The behavior of the models was affected by the methodology in the numerical model to estimate the boundary layer height and in the analytical model by the uncertainties in the measured turbulent fluxes. © Crown Copyright 2014 Dstl. Fil:Ulke, A.G. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Posse, G. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2014 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_NIS14502_v_n_p172_Ulke http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_NIS14502_v_n_p172_Ulke |
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Analytical model Mesoscale model Mixing height Turbulent fluxes Atmospheric boundary layer Atmospheric movements Atmospheric thermodynamics Boundary layer flow Boundary layers Forestry Heat flux Latent heat Numerical models Uncertainty analysis Boundary layer heights Meso-scale modeling Mesoscale meteorological model Micrometeorological measurements Micrometeorological towers Mixing height Model inter comparisons Turbulent flux Analytical models Boundaries Forests Mathematical Models Meteorology Sensitivity |
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Analytical model Mesoscale model Mixing height Turbulent fluxes Atmospheric boundary layer Atmospheric movements Atmospheric thermodynamics Boundary layer flow Boundary layers Forestry Heat flux Latent heat Numerical models Uncertainty analysis Boundary layer heights Meso-scale modeling Mesoscale meteorological model Micrometeorological measurements Micrometeorological towers Mixing height Model inter comparisons Turbulent flux Analytical models Boundaries Forests Mathematical Models Meteorology Sensitivity Ulke, Ana Graciela Posse Beaulieu, Gabriela Evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes |
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Analytical model Mesoscale model Mixing height Turbulent fluxes Atmospheric boundary layer Atmospheric movements Atmospheric thermodynamics Boundary layer flow Boundary layers Forestry Heat flux Latent heat Numerical models Uncertainty analysis Boundary layer heights Meso-scale modeling Mesoscale meteorological model Micrometeorological measurements Micrometeorological towers Mixing height Model inter comparisons Turbulent flux Analytical models Boundaries Forests Mathematical Models Meteorology Sensitivity |
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The aim of this contribution is to evaluate the ability of a mesoscale meteorological model in the simulation of turbulent fluxes and the main features of the atmospheric boundary layer in two sites in Argentina. Data from fast response instruments mounted in micrometeorological towers were available. The numerical model is the Brazilian version of the Regional Atmospheric Modelling System. Simulations in case studies covered different periods. Sensitivity tests to initial conditions and horizontal resolution were done. During a case study in the austral summer, at the site with native forest, the sensible heat flux was well reproduced while the latent heat flux was underestimated. At the other site, with an implanted forest, both fluxes were overestimated. The model was able to reproduce properly the energy apportionment at both locations. Although the estimation of boundary layer height was not the main focus of the micrometeorological measurements, a model intercomParison between the values obtained with an analytical model and the mesoscale model was done. The behavior of the models was affected by the methodology in the numerical model to estimate the boundary layer height and in the analytical model by the uncertainties in the measured turbulent fluxes. © Crown Copyright 2014 Dstl. |
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Ulke, Ana Graciela Posse Beaulieu, Gabriela |
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Ulke, Ana Graciela Posse Beaulieu, Gabriela |
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Ulke, Ana Graciela |
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Evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes |
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Evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes |
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Evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes |
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Evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes |
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Evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes |
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evaluation of the performance of a mesoscale model in the simulation of sensible and latent heat turbulent fluxes |
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2014 |
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