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When Pictures Hinder Understanding: Illustrations May Impede Learning of Abstract Ideas
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Research activities in atmospheric and oceanic modelling

Issue 49. Geneva : World Meteorological Organization, 2019.
Under the general editorship: E. Astakhova

There is considerable international activity in the development of numerical models for the purpose of climate simulation and for forecasting on various timescales. This publication is an attempt to foster an early interchange of information among workers in these areas. The material in the publication is the response to a "call for contributions" sent to scientists worldwide.

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Three-dimensional visualization of atmospheric fronts
Bezzubtsev A. S., Bykov P. L., Gordin V. A., , in: Research activities in atmospheric and oceanic modellingIssue 49.: Geneva: World Meteorological Organization, 2019. P. 3-03–3-04.
We construct atmospheric fronts (AF) – thin surfaces separating generally homogeneous SYNOPTIC air masses using a set of meteorological fields: geopotential, temperature and wind. It can be useful for synoptic 3D analysis of the Earth atmosphere. The analysis can be organized on-line, e.g. during an aircraft’s flight. ...
Added: October 31, 2019
Operative Objective Analysis of Productive Moisture Fields in the Top Soil Layer: Day-to-Day Variability
Bykov P. L., Gordin V. A., Tarasova L. L. et al., , in: Research activities in atmospheric and oceanic modellingIssue 49.: Geneva: World Meteorological Organization, 2019. P. 1-05–1-06.
Soil moisture is one of the components of water balance in nature. Traditionally, during the growing season of agricultural crops, hydrometeorological stations evaluate the amount productive moisture located in the layers 0-10, 0-20, 0-50 and 0-100 cm. We also use information from polar orbital MetOp-A and MetOp-B satellites (and are going to add the information from MetOp-C) ...
Added: October 31, 2019
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