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Material Based on Chapter 5

Material Based on Chapter 5. The Planetary Boundary Layer. The Planetary Boundary Layer. Class Slide. Class Slide. Class Slide. Class Slide. Class Slide. Class Slide. Class Slide. Class Slide. Red = w ’ (t) Blue = q ’ (t). Class Slide. Class Slide. Class Slide. Class Slide.

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Material Based on Chapter 5

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  1. Material Based on Chapter 5 The Planetary Boundary Layer MT 454

  2. The Planetary Boundary Layer Class Slide MT 454

  3. Class Slide MT 454

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  10. Red = w’(t) Blue = q’(t) Class Slide MT 454

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  15. Class Slide is the radiative heating rate. Note: MT 454

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  23. Derive TKE Equation Similarly for v’ and w’

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  25. Class Slide • = Frictional dissipation (molecular diffusion) • > 0 TR = Redistribution by transport & pressure forces (no new TKE created) MT 454

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  28. Analogue in large-scale flow: Class Slide How does this circulation lower center of mass? MT 454

  29. If PBL heated from below, then (z): BPL - TKE increase for unstable PBL BPL > 0 Primary energy source for unstable PBL (In stable PBL, BPL term gives energy loss) w’ < 0 ’ < 0 w’ > 0 ’ > 0 z 

  30. More precise (z) when well-mixed PBL is fully developed. Homogeneous, well-mixed layer Unstable layer maintained near surface by surface heating BPL - Side Note z 

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  42. Class Slide (See figures) MT 454

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  50. Class Slide (Add friction? See Figure 5.3 in Holton.) MT 454

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