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The long-term goal of this project is to understand the
effects of surface waves on the structure of the marine
atmospheric surface layer and surface flux
parameterizations under a broad range of wind-wave
conditions. The project is part of the High Resolution
Wave-Air-Sea Interaction research initiative (HiRes). The
objectives of the project are to characterize low-level
atmospheric wind and thermodynamic profiles and
variations, to understand oceanic and atmospheric large-
scale forcing that affects boundary layer properties, and
to understand the role of measured wave field in
modifying atmospheric surface fluxes. Our work within
this project consists of three parts: measurements, the
subsequent data analyses, and mesoscale model
evaluation/improvements. The ship-based measurement
efforts include high-rate sampling of the turbulent field
for direct covariance flux measurements; continuous
sampling of low-level wind profiles by the ship-based
acoustic Sodar; rawinsonde measurements of the
troposphere; and a suite of mean variables for
quantifying the low-level thermodynamic and dynamic
fields, downward radiation, and sea surface temperature
measurements. The data analyses will focus on the low-
level surface layer properties and surface flux
parameterization involving sea state parameters. In
addition to evaluating current COAMPS, we will experiment
with sea-state dependant surface flux parameterization in
COAMPS, possibly in coupled mode.
Date Published: 2018-08-02 01:35:56
Identifier: DTIC_ADA527233
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