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An improvement of parametrization of short-wave radiation at the sea surface on the basis of direct measurements in the Atlantic

Marina Aleksandrova, Sergey Gulev, А. V. Sinitsyn

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Based on the data of recent high-accuracy measurements of the incoming fluxes of short-wave radiation in 2004–2006 in the Atlantic, errors of existing short-wave radiation parametrizations are estimated. It is shown that the largest errors occur under large cloud amount. A parametrization scheme is proposed that takes into account not only total cloudiness, but also morphological types of clouds. The scheme improves parametrization under large cloud amount.

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Based on the data of recent high-accuracy measurements of the incoming fluxes of short-wave radiation in 2004–2006 in the Atlantic, errors of existing short-wave radiation parametrizations are estimated. It is shown that the largest errors occur under large cloud amount. A parametrization scheme is proposed that takes into account not only total cloudiness, but also morphological types of clouds. The scheme improves parametrization under large cloud amount.

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Based on the data of recent high-accuracy measurements of the incoming fluxes of short-wave radiation in 2004–2006 in the Atlantic, errors of existing short-wave radiation parametrizations are estimated. It is shown that the largest errors occur under large cloud amount. A parametrization scheme is proposed that takes into account not only total cloudiness, but also morphological types of clouds. The scheme improves parametrization under large cloud amount.

Key concepts: Parametrization (atmospheric modeling), Radiation, Cloud computing, Meteorology, Surface (topology), Environmental science, Climatology, Physics

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