In well-developed convection, the surface sensible-heat flux can be evaluated from Sodar data; by using these flux values, it is possible to estimate some scale parameters in the mixed layer (like theta* and omega*). The use of theta*, omega* and the height of the mixed layer xi, obtainable from other sources (i.e. radiosoundings), allows to verify some similarity relationships. We analysed the vertical profiles of the ratio sigma(omega)(2)/omega*(2): we found that it follows the theoretical behaviour depending on z/z(i) if we use numerical coefficients slightly different from those usually referred to in the literature.

Similarity parameters evaluation in the Po Valley during convective situations with Sodar data

CASSARDO, Claudio;
1996-01-01

Abstract

In well-developed convection, the surface sensible-heat flux can be evaluated from Sodar data; by using these flux values, it is possible to estimate some scale parameters in the mixed layer (like theta* and omega*). The use of theta*, omega* and the height of the mixed layer xi, obtainable from other sources (i.e. radiosoundings), allows to verify some similarity relationships. We analysed the vertical profiles of the ratio sigma(omega)(2)/omega*(2): we found that it follows the theoretical behaviour depending on z/z(i) if we use numerical coefficients slightly different from those usually referred to in the literature.
1996
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Similarity; Po Valley; convective situations; Sodar
S. Fiacconi; M. I. Pendesini; C. Cassardo; G. Frustaci
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