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A Numerical Study of Cloud Groups

Yusuke Ogura

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Abstract : The main objectives of the research were to develop realistic model for an individual thunderstorm cell, and to investigate the relationships between the large-scale meteorological fields and cumulus cloud ensembles so that the parameterization for cumulus clouds in a global circulation model may be improved on a more scientifically sound basis.

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Abstract : The main objectives of the research were to develop realistic model for an individual thunderstorm cell, and to investigate the relationships between the large-scale meteorological fields and cumulus cloud ensembles so that the parameterization for cumulus clouds in a global circulation model may be improved on a more scientifically sound basis.

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Abstract : The main objectives of the research were to develop realistic model for an individual thunderstorm cell, and to investigate the relationships between the large-scale meteorological fields and cumulus cloud ensembles so that the parameterization for cumulus clouds in a global circulation model may be improved on a more scientifically sound basis.

Key concepts: Cloud computing, Computer science, Environmental science, Mathematics, Operating system

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