ABSTRACT: The algorithms currently in use for calculating the wet-bulb temperature from pressure, relative humidity, and air temperature have errors of a degree or more. Here, the equation for the thermodynamic wet-bulb temperature is derived using the Rankine?Kirchhoff approximations, which are highly accurate for meteorological and climatological applications. Likewise, equations are derived …
ABSTRACT: Evaluation methods for regional climate models (RCMs) commonly rely on point comparisons with observed meteorological fields, which provide limited understanding of the spatial and temporal representations of important factors affecting urban areas in models. These factors are not only complex but also difficult to differentiate, which complicates their analysis. This study thus devel…
The work of Hans-Gerhard Ramming in Numerical Modelling of Marine Hydrodynamics: Applications to Dynamic Physical Processes, co-authored with Zygmunt Kowalik, makes a notable contribution to the fields of oceanography and marine hydrodynamics. This book highlights the development and implementation of numerical models for analyzing and simulating dynamic physical processes in marine environment…
The book Atmosphere-Ocean Modeling: Coupling and Couplers by Carlos R. Mechoso offers an in-depth exploration of the critical aspects of modeling the interaction between the atmosphere and the ocean, which are key components of the Earth?s climate system. This work delves into the techniques of coupling atmospheric and oceanic systems through numerical models, essential for understanding global…