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This presentation by Olivier Liechti from Winterthur, Switzerland, explores the latest findings related to the 1D model intercomparison (1D MIC) and the current status of the tBM (turbulence behavior model). We will discuss preliminary results, including the impact of increasing vertical resolution and incorporating kinetic energy into vertical mixing. The application of tBM in complex topographies is verified against multiple locations, showcasing real-time visualization of case studies on fog formation and dissipation. Additionally, we address integration with NWP models and future enhancements.
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Modeling fog in complex topography with tBM Olivier Liechti, Winterthur, Switzerland
Outline • findings of the 1d model intercomparison • present status of tBM • preliminary results • outlook
1-d MIC • increase of the vertical resolution • introduce kinetic energy into the vertical mixing • apply tBM to complex topography • coupling of tBM to NWP model • verification
Paris CDG Lindenberg Complex topography (dz=10m)
Frankfurt a.M. Munich FJS Complex topography (dz=10m)
Zurich airport Uster Complex topography (dz=10m)
Real-time visualization of tBM case studies nocturnal cooling dew deposition formation of fog dissipation of fog Preliminary results
use of the radiation scheme for stratiform clouds (cloud top cooling) use of vertical profiles from NWP add wind to the vertical mixing scheme 2-d version of tBM for drainage flows tuning of tBM with observations verification with observations Outlook