ATMOSPHERIC MOIST CONVECTION

By Bjorn Stevens. 2005

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Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change

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In Atmospheric Science

1. Tongwen Wu
2. Bjorn Stevens
3. G. Feingold
4. Chris Bretherton
5. R. Wood
6. Irina Sandu
7. A. Seifert
8. Martin Köhler

In Global and Planetary Change

1. Tongwen Wu
2. Bjorn Stevens
3. Chris Bretherton
4. G. Feingold
5. R. Wood
6. Irina Sandu
7. A. Seifert
8. Martin Köhler

Citations in the corpus

• On the Growth of Layers of Nonprecipitating Cumulus Convection (2007, result): “All of these features are quite realistic, and in accord with the growing body of literature on tradecumulus convection (see Siebesma 1998; Stevens 2005, for recent reviews).”
• A mass-flux cumulus parameterization scheme for large-scale models: description and test with observations (2012, background): “As reviewed in Arakawa (2004) and Bechtold (2006), these parameterization schemes can be regrouped into three classes: (1) ‘‘Kuo’’ schemes based on moisture budgets (e.g., Kuo 1965; Kuo 1974); (2) Adjustment schemes including moist convective adjustment (e.g., Manabe et al. 1965) and penetrative…”
• A review of the remote sensing of lower tropospheric thermodynamic profiles and its indispensable role for the understanding and the simulation of water and energy cycles (2015, neutral): “Varioustriggermechanismscanplayanimportantroledependingontheregionofinterest[Weismanand Klemp,1982;Stevens,2005;WeckwerthandParsons,2006;RotunnoandHouze,2007;Browningetal.,2007; Schwitallaetal.,2008;Sherwoodetal.,2010;Wulfmeyeretal.,2011].”