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摘要
利用第五代美国宾夕法尼亚州立大学- ncar中尺度模式(MM5)和两次野外观测资料，研究了高分辨率中尺度模拟对边界层湍流参数化的敏感性。本文选择了三种广泛使用的湍流参数化进行评价，其中两种[Blackadar (BK)和Medium Range Forecast (MRF)格式]是简单的一阶非局部格式，另一种[Gayno-Seaman (GS)格式]是更复杂的1.5阶局部格式，可以求解湍流动能(TKE)的预测方程。这两个数据集分别是1996年夏季大平原南部边界层实验(BLX96)和2000年秋季犹他州盐湖谷垂直输送和混合(VTMX)野外运动。对观测和模拟的平均变量和湍流统计量进行了比较。尽管它们的复杂程度不同，但这三种方案在预测近地表和边界平面方面表现出相似的能力。
Sensitivity of MM5-Simulated Boundary Layer Characteristics to Turbulence Parameterizations
Abstract The sensitivity of high-resolution mesoscale simulations to boundary layer turbulence parameterizations is investigated using the fifth-generation Pennsylvania State University–NCAR Mesoscale Model (MM5) and observations from two field campaigns. Three widely used turbulence parameterizations were selected for evaluation, two of which [Blackadar (BK) and Medium Range Forecast (MRF) schemes] are simple first-order nonlocal schemes and one [Gayno–Seaman (GS) scheme] of which is a more complex 1.5-order local scheme that solves a prognostic equation for turbulence kinetic energy (TKE). The two datasets are the summer 1996 Boundary Layer Experiment (BLX96) in the southern Great Plains and the autumn 2000 Vertical Transport and Mixing (VTMX) field campaign in the Salt Lake Valley in Utah. Comparisons are made between observed and simulated mean variables and turbulence statistics. Despite the differences in their complexity, all three schemes show similar skill predicting near-surface and boundary lay...
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