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L Umek1, A Gohm1, M Haid1

  • 1Department of Atmospheric and Cryospheric Sciences University of Innsbruck Innsbruck Austria.

Quarterly journal of the Royal Meteorological Society. Royal Meteorological Society (Great Britain)
|June 5, 2023
PubMed
概括

数字模拟显示,更高的模型分辨率,特别是在100米左右,显著改善了模拟复杂地形中风风的冷空池流侵蚀的模拟. 这种增强的分辨率更好地捕捉流和不稳定性,这对于准确的天气预报至关重要.

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钢琴 钢琴 钢琴 钢琴 钢琴 钢琴冷空气池是一个冷空气池.复杂的地形,复杂的地形.弗恩·福恩 (Foehn Foehn) 是一个著名的作家.流的灰色区域的流.模型的灵敏度模型的灵敏度动荡的侵蚀侵蚀活动.

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