Finally, the research of my student @UniRdg_Met https://t.co/MF6sZ4hiid is published in JPO @ametsoc, a collaboration with @ivyintheclouds. RDT inspires a physical parametrization of mixing due to ocean waves and stratification in the ocean mixed layer. https://t.co/mqBLiaQSiL
In his 1st paper, my PhD student Hette Houtman, co-supervised with Sue Gray @UniRdg_Met, Peter Sheridan & Simon Vosper @MetOffice_Sci, shows in QJ @RMetS how to identify/characterize trapped lee waves from satellite images & high-resolution UKV simulations https://t.co/SHrQf7J9LZ
This study extends these results to an arbitrary form of E(k) ~ k^n at low wavenumbers, with n integer. We show that if n = 1 then the velocity variance decays as <u^2> ~ x^(-2) and for any n>4, then <u^2> ~ x^(-4). But for n = 3, then perhaps unexpectedly <u^2> ~ x^(-4) ln(x).
Our recent paper in @PhysRevE in collaboration with @istecnico https://t.co/XYmBlPRAi9 shows how the decay of velocity fluctuations outisde a #turbulence region with distance from the T/NT interface depends on different forms of the turbulence #spectrum's low wavenumber range.
More recently, our own study https://t.co/IveOtuJi5K showed that for a Saffman spectrum with E(k) ~ k^2, the variance of the velocity fluctuations decays instead as <u^2> ~ x^(-3), which was confirmed by our DNS.
Check out this paper testing non-hydrostatic reduction of parametrized orographic gravity wave drag in MPAS: https://t.co/ijSgjEF5hx Could our physically-based approach become an alternative to cutting off drag contributions coming from orography narrower than a prescribed width?
Exciting job opportunity at @ECMWF: Cloud and precipitation scientist for #DestinE. Can be based in Reading, UK, or Bonn, Germany. Deadline for applications 13 May. https://t.co/J3aJl0C7Mu
Christoph Schär is one of the Swiss climate scientists who have shaped high-resolution climate modelling. He is now retiring after more than 35 years at ETH Zurich. 👏 @usys_ethzh https://t.co/cT8xgSmZH9 #ClimateModelling
I'm hiring! We need a postdoctoral researcher to investigate the impacts of climate change on aviation.
Further details and application link: https://t.co/VSuOToqmW5
Closing date for applications: 15 March
Ground view (looking west) and satellite view of a #cloud structure detected yesterday in Reading, UK, at 18 local time. The discontinuity in the cloud cover, as well as the double band structure, are clearly visible.
#EGU24 Call for Abstracts is still open!
Join us in Vienna to discuss the influence of mountains on the atmosphere on meteorological and climate time scales. “Mountain Weather and Climate” session: https://t.co/EePomVNYcD.
Looking forward to being back in Vienna :)
Interested in a PhD next year on summer European flooding, extreme storms, and climate change? Based at the University of Reading with @Len_Shaffrey, Alison Key from UKCEH, Rob Lamb from JBA Trust and me. Apply by 12 Jan. @AtmosScience
https://t.co/Lz21mHtu5r