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Study on Mechanism of Formation and Development of Heavy Rainfalls on Meiyu Front in Yangtze River
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Study on Mechanism of Formation and Development of Heavy Rainfalls on Meiyu Front in Yangtze River
長江流域梅雨鋒暴雨機理的分析研究
Language:  Chinese with English abstract
Author:  Zhao Siwei and Tao Zuyu
Pub. Date:  2004-01 Weight:   kg ISBN:  7502938664
Format:  Paperback Pages:  281 pages with figures
Subject:  Earth Science > Climatology
Series:   Size:  185×260mm
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In this book, the main results of the State Key Basic Research Project “study of formation mechanism and physical processes of mesoscale systems during strong Meiyu heavy rainfalls” are included. This book is associated with the synoptic scale characteristics, especially focusing on mesoscale characteristics of some Meiyu (Baiu) front heavy rainfalls during the recent years. Firstly, the dynamic analysis of mesoscale system was done by using the various kinds of non-conventional data, including 3 or 6 hourly upper air sounding, denser surface data, geostationary satellite images, Doppler radar data and so on. Based on the mentioned above, the formation and development of the heavy rainfalls have been simulated reasonably by using the non-hydrostatic numerical model with high resolutions and complete physical processes.






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