Un Método Analítico Simplificado para Calcular el Nivel de Condensación por Ascenso a partir de un Diagrama oblicuo-T log-P

Erith Muñoz; Rafael Mundaray; Nelson Falcón

doi:10.18272/aci.v7i2.273

SECCIÓN C: INGENIERÍAS

Vol. 7 Núm. 2 (2015)

Un Método Analítico Simplificado para Calcular el Nivel de Condensación por Ascenso a partir de un Diagrama oblicuo-T log-P

Erith Muñoz⁺⁻
Rafael Mundaray⁺⁻
Nelson Falcón⁺⁻

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18272/aci.v7i2.273
Enviado: enero 22, 2016
Publicado: 2015-12-30

Resumen

En este trabajo, se propone un marco metodológico para automatizar el proceso de estimación de la altura del nivel de condensación por ascenso (LCL, por sus siglas en inglés) desde un enfoque de meteorología operativa, considerando la dependencia de una parcela de aire convectiva, respecto a la razón de mezcla de saturación, usando para esto, un diagrama oblicuo-T log-P. Los resultados de la evaluación de la metodología muestran una alta correlación cuando son comparados respecto a mediciones realizadas con radiosondas. Adicionalmente, se muestra el resultado de la generación automatizada de mapas promedios mensuales y anual de LCL sobre el Caribe, para una serie temporal de datos reanálisis que comprende datos diarios desde 1948 a 2010.

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Muñoz, E.; Busalacchi, A. J.; Nigam, S.; Ruiz-Barradas, A. 2008. "Winter and summer structure of the Caribbean low-level jet". Journal of Climate, 21: 1260-1276.
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Palabras clave

Nivel de Condensación por Ascenso
Altitud de base de Nube
Física de Nubes
Ecuación de Espy

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Muñoz, E., Mundaray, R., & Falcón, N. (2015). Un Método Analítico Simplificado para Calcular el Nivel de Condensación por Ascenso a partir de un Diagrama oblicuo-T log-P. ACI Avances En Ciencias E Ingenierías, 7(2). https://doi.org/10.18272/aci.v7i2.273

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[2] Bjerknes, J. 1938. "Satured Ascent of Air through a Dryadiabatically Descending Environment". Quart. J. Roy. Meteor. Soc., 64: 325-330.

[3] Bruintjes, R. 1999. "A Review of Cloud Seeding Experiments to Enhance Precipitation and Some New Prospects". American Meteorological Society, 80: 805-820.

[4] Craven, J. P.; Jewell, R. E.; Brooks, H. E. 2002. "Comparison between observed convective cloud-base heights and lifting condensation level for two different lifted parcels". Weather and Forecasting, 17: 885-890.

[5] Davies-Jones, R. P. 1974. "Discussion of measurements inside high-speed thunderstorm updrafts". Journal of Applied Meteorology, 13: 710-717.

[6] Espy, J. P. 1841. "The philosophy of storms". CC Little and J. Brown.

[7] Hess, P. G.; Battisti, D. S.; Rasch, P. J. 1993. "Maintenance of the intertropical convergence zones and the large-scale tropical circulation on a water-covered earth". Journal of the atmospheric sciences, 50: 691-713.

[8] Holten, J. 2004. "An Introduction to Dynamic Meteorology". Elsevier academic Press. Washington.

[9] Hsie, E.; Farley, R.; Orville, H. 1980. "Numerical Simulation of Ice-Phase Convective Cloud Seeding". American Meteorological Society, 19: 950-977.

[10] Inman, R. 1968. "Computation of Temperature at the Lisfted Condensation Level". National Severe Storms Laboratory, ESSA, Norman, Okla.

[11] Jacobson, M. Z. 2005. "Fundamentals of atmospheric modelling". Cambridge University Press.

[12] Lasker, B. M. 1963. "Wet Adiabatic Model Atmospheres for Jupiter". The Astrophysical Journal, 138: 709.

[13] Liu, C.; Zipser, E. J. 2009. ""˜Warm rain"™ in the tropics: Seasonal and regional distributions based on 9 yr of TRMM data". Journal of Climate, 22: 767-779.

[14] Muñoz, E.; Busalacchi, A. J.; Nigam, S.; Ruiz-Barradas, A. 2008. "Winter and summer structure of the Caribbean low-level jet". Journal of Climate, 21: 1260-1276.

[15] Raymond, D. J.; Bretherton, C. S.; and Molinari, J. 2006. "Dynamics of the intertropical convergence zone of the east Pacific". Journal of the atmospheric sciences, 63: 582-597.

[16] Sánchez-Lavega, A.; Pérez-Hoyos, S.; Hueso, R. 2004. "Clouds in planetary atmospheres: A useful application of the Clausius-Clapeyron equation". American Journal of Physics, 72: 767-774.

[17] Schrieber, K.; Stull, R.; Zhang, Q. 1996. "Distributions of Surface-Layer Buoyancy Versus Lifting Condensation Level over a Heterogeneous Land Surface". Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 53: 1086-1107.

[18] Stackpole, J. D. 1967. "Numerical analysis of atmospheric soundings". Journal of Applied Meteorology, 6: 464-467.

[19] Thompson Jr, R. M.; Payne, S. W.; Recker, E. E.; Reed, R. J. 1979. "Structure and properties of synoptic-scale wave disturbances in the intertropical convergence zone of the eastern Atlantic". Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 36: 53-72.

[20] Waliser, D. E.; Somerville, R. C. 1994. "Preferred latitudes of the intertropical convergence zone". Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 51: 1619-1639.