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THE DIABATIC WAVES IN BAROTROPIC MODEL

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  • The equations of barotropic model are used to discuss the effects of diabatic factors such as heat-ing of convective condensation, evaporation-wind feedback and CISK on the Rossby wave and the Kelvin wave. In low latitudes we have obtained the angular frequency and analyzed the period and stability of waves. The result shows the existence of the diabatic factors not only enlarges the period of adiabatic waves but also changes the stability of waves. Thus we think that the so-called intraseasonal oscillation and some other low-frequency oscillations are a kind of diabatic waves which are important factors producing the long-term weather changes and short-term climatic evolution.
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LI Li-ming, HUANG Da-chuan, QIAO Fang-li, et al. THE DIABATIC WAVES IN BAROTROPIC MODEL [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2000, 6(1): 1-14.
LI Li-ming, HUANG Da-chuan, QIAO Fang-li, et al. THE DIABATIC WAVES IN BAROTROPIC MODEL [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2000, 6(1): 1-14.
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THE DIABATIC WAVES IN BAROTROPIC MODEL

Abstract: The equations of barotropic model are used to discuss the effects of diabatic factors such as heat-ing of convective condensation, evaporation-wind feedback and CISK on the Rossby wave and the Kelvin wave. In low latitudes we have obtained the angular frequency and analyzed the period and stability of waves. The result shows the existence of the diabatic factors not only enlarges the period of adiabatic waves but also changes the stability of waves. Thus we think that the so-called intraseasonal oscillation and some other low-frequency oscillations are a kind of diabatic waves which are important factors producing the long-term weather changes and short-term climatic evolution.

LI Li-ming, HUANG Da-chuan, QIAO Fang-li, et al. THE DIABATIC WAVES IN BAROTROPIC MODEL [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2000, 6(1): 1-14.
Citation: LI Li-ming, HUANG Da-chuan, QIAO Fang-li, et al. THE DIABATIC WAVES IN BAROTROPIC MODEL [J]. Journal of Tropical Meteorology, 2000, 6(1): 1-14.
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