'Vertical temperature gradient' diaporamas de présentation

Evapotranspiration

Evapotranspiration. Watershed Hydrology NREM 691 Week 3 Ali Fares, Ph.D. Explain and differentiate among the processes of evaporation from a water body, evaporation from soil, and transpiration from a plant

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The Stratified Ocean and the Global Distribution of T-S

The Stratified Ocean and the Global Distribution of T-S. Lecture 3. OEAS-604. September 14, 2011. Outline: Light in the Ocean Impact of light on surface temperature The Mixed Layer Thermocline, Halocline and Pycnocline Global Distribution of Temperature and Salinity MATLAB Demo.

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Triggering of heavy snowfall in Frankfurt/Main as a possible result of urban effects J. Rapp

Triggering of heavy snowfall in Frankfurt/Main as a possible result of urban effects J. Rapp. City centre of Frankfurt on February, 24, 2005; Snow depth = 2- 7 cm (AP Photo/Wolfram Steinberg). Synoptic situation on Feb., 23, 2005, at 12 UTC. 13.00 UTC. Frankfurt City. 13.30 UTC.

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Atmospheric Optics

Atmospheric Optics. GEOG 1112- Lecture 17. Atmospheric Optics. Light. Reflection Refraction Amount of bending depends on material, wavelength, and incident angle Dispersion Colors separate as they are bent by refraction Scattering. Blue Sky. Scattering by air molecules

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Southern Hemisphere extra-tropical forcing: a new paradigm for ENSO

Southern Hemisphere extra-tropical forcing: a new paradigm for ENSO. Pascal Terray , 2010. R98229029 ???. Numerous studies have documented the significant influence of ENSO on climate variability in the Southern hemisphere.

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Oceanic Thermal Energy Conversions

Oceanic Thermal Energy Conversions. Group Members: Brooks Collins Kirby Little Chris Petys Craig Testa. Background Information. OTEC system is based on the Rankine Cycle Uses the vertical temperature gradient in the ocean as a heat sink/source

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LONG-TERM VARIATION OF VERTICAL TURBULENT DIFFUSIVITY IN THE TROPOSPHERE AND LOWER STRATOSPHERE

LONG-TERM VARIATION OF VERTICAL TURBULENT DIFFUSIVITY IN THE TROPOSPHERE AND LOWER STRATOSPHERE P. Bencze and S. Cseh Geodetic and Geophysical Research Institute, Hungarian Academy of Sciences H-9401 Sopron, P.O.B. 5, Hungary, E-mail: Bencze@ggki.hu. Introduction

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