ESTUDO NUMÉRICO DA INTERAÇÃO ENTRE CONVECÇÃO RASA E RADIAÇÃO COM ÊNFASE NO CICLO DIURNO DO BALANÇO DE ENERGIA À SUPERFÍCIE: COMPARAÇÃO ENTRE DUAS SIMULAÇÕES
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A finalidade deste estudo foi verificar se mais umidade do solo no modelo BRAMS proporcionará maior cobertura de cúmulos rasos que por sua vez influenciará no ciclo diurno do balanço de energia à superfície na Amazônia. A comparação foi feita com duas simulações uma com 50% de umidade do solo e a outra com 70% para dois regimes de vento. Dois experimentos foram executados: o primeiro denominado de SHA com convecção rasa e sem interação com a radiação solar e o segundo denominado de RAD, com convecção rasa e interação com a radiação solar. A mudança de umidade do solo no modelo fez com que os fluxos ficassem mais próximos ao observados, principalmente, o experimento que possuía interação entre convecção rasa e radiação.Downloads
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