Title Analiza zavjetrinskih oluja u Skandinavskom gorju na temelju regionalnog klimatskog modela kilometarske rezolucije
Title (english) Analysis of downslope windstorms in the Scandes based on a kilometer-scale regional climate model
Author Patrik Jureša
Mentor Danijel Belušić (mentor)
Committee member Danijel Belušić (predsjednik povjerenstva)
Committee member Branko Grisogono (član povjerenstva)
Committee member Iva Dasović (član povjerenstva)
Committee member Željko Večenaj (član povjerenstva)
Committee member Ivica Sović (član povjerenstva)
Granter University of Zagreb Faculty of Science (Department of Geophysics) Zagreb
Defense date and country 2022-09-23, Croatia
Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline NATURAL SCIENCES Geophysics Meteorology and Climatology
Abstract Zavjetrinska oluja mezoskalni je meteorološki fenomen koji se javlja u planinskim predjelima. Vjetar je to čije srednje satne brzine mogu premašiti 20 m·s−1, a udari i 50 – 70 m·s−1. Zavjetrinska oluja može pospješiti lokalno nagle promjene u temperaturi i drugim meteorološkim parametrima, ali i nepovoljno djelovati na okoliš i ljude.
U ovom radu razmatrani su podaci dobiveni provedbom projekta NorCP koristeći model HCLIM38-AROME koji je bio ugniježđen u mrežu modela HCLIM38-ALADIN.
Rubni
... More uvjeti uzeti su iz ERA-Interim reanalize. Simulacije su pokrile 20 godina, 1998. – 2017., za područje Skandinavskog poluotoka, odnosno Skandinavskog gorja.
Skandinavsko gorje vrlo je izazovno za modeliranje i proučavanje njegovog utjecaja na vrijeme zbog izrazite kompleksnosti. Okruženost oceanom i morima, strme planine s mnogo ispresijecanih klanaca, fjordova i vrhova utječu na strujanje te ga mijenjaju i dinamički i termodinamički.
U ovom radu istraživana je povezanost sinoptičke situacije i zavjetrinskih oluja na četiri naknadno podijeljene poddomene. Kako bi se pravilnost mogla uočiti, uvedeno je 10 prije konstruiranih cirkulacijskih tipova. Nakon analize broja zavjetrinskih oluja po sezonama, pristupilo se detaljnijoj analizi zimske sezone (DJF) i to po svim cirkulacijskim tipovima i poddomenama. Rezultati pokazuju kako se smjerovi zavjetrinskih oluja po poddomenama i cirkulacijskim tipovima ne razlikuju značajno.
Proučavana je promjena temperature u područjima nastupa zavjetrinskih oluja, odnosno ima li vjetar burski ili fenski karakter. Budući da se pokazalo kako se cirkulacijski tipovi na poddomenama međusobno klimatološki ne razlikuju, analizirani su pojedini termini koji su uzrokovali najveći broj zavjetrinskih oluja kako bi se pokušao ustanoviti uzrok tomu. Izabrano je pet primjera: dominantno hlađenje, dominantno grijanje, dva termina gdje je jasna podjela između hlađenja i grijanja te heterogeni slučaj kojeg karakterizira nepravilni prostorni raspored grijanja i hlađenja. Razmatranje navedenih slučajeva ukazuje na kompleksnost situacije te pokazuje kako pri proučavanju lokalnih meteoroloških fenomena, kao što su zavjetrinske oluje, više faktora može imati značajnu ulogu. Less
Abstract (english) Downslope windstorms are mesoscale meteorological phenomena that occur in mountainous regions. The hourly average speed of these winds can exceed 20 m·s−1, and the gusts can go up to 50 — 70 m·s−1. Downslope winds can locally enhance abrupt changes in temperature and other meteorological parameters, but can also negatively affect the environment, and people as well.
The data analyzed in this study was obtained by the NorCP project using the HCLIM38-AROME model which is nested in the
... More HCLIM38-ALADIN model grid. Boundary conditions were obtained from the ERA-Interim reanalysis. The simulations covered 20 years, from 1998 to 2017, for the region of the Scandinavian peninsula, or more precisely, the Scandes. Due to their complexity, it is particularly challenging to model and study the effects of the Scandes on the weather. The seas and oceans surrounding the Scandinavian region, steep mountains with abundant intersecting canyons, fjords, and peaks all affect the wind flow, changing it dynamically and thermodynamically.
This study addresses the connection between the synoptic situation and downslope windstorms in four subsequently divided subdomains. Ten large-scale circulation types have been introduced to find potential regularity. After counting the number of downslope windstorms per season, a more detailed analysis of circulation types and subdomains of the winter seasons (DJF) was conducted. The results show that the downslope windstorms’ directions per subdomain and circulation types do not differ significantly.
The temperature change in the regions of downslope winds was studied, i.e., if the wind has a bora or foehn character. It was shown how the circulation types on the subdomain do not differ from each other climatologically. To understand why that is, the analysis of individual dates which caused the highest number of downslope windstorms was conducted. Five examples were selected: dominant cooling, dominant heating, two dates where the clear difference between cooling and heating can be seen, and a heterogenous case. The consideration of the mentioned cases indicates the complexity of the situation and shows how numerous factors can play a significant role when trying to understand local meteorological phenomena like downslope windstorms. Less
Keywords
ALADIN
AROME
bura
cirkulacijski tip
fen
HCLIM38
klimatski model
NorCP
Skandinavija
temperatura
vjetar
zavjetrinska oluja
Keywords (english)
ALADIN
AROME
bora
circulation type
climate model
downslope windstorm
foehn
HCLIM38
NorCP
Scandes
Scandinavia
temperature
wind
Language croatian
URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:217:158988
Study programme Title: Graduate university study pf Physics - Geophysics; specializations in: Seismology and Physics of the Earth's Interior, Meteorology and Physical Oceanography Course: Meteorology and Physical Oceanography Study programme type: university Study level: graduate Academic / professional title: magistar/magistra fizike – geofizike (magistar/magistra fizike – geofizike)
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