A 1-year long delta O-18 record of water vapor in Niamey (Niger) reveals insightful atmospheric processes at different timescales
A 1-year long delta O-18 record of water vapor in Niamey (Niger) reveals insightful atmospheric processes at different timescales
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尼亚美(尼日尔)长达一年的 Delta O-18 水蒸气记录揭示了不同时间尺度的深刻大气过程
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2020
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G. Favreau
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G. Tremoy;F. Vimeux;Salla Mayaki;Ide Souley;Olivier;Cattani;C. Risi;G. Favreau
[ 1 ] We present a 1-year long representative d 18 O record of water vapor ( d 18 O v ) in Niamey (Niger) using the Wavelength Scanned-Cavity Ring Down Spectroscopy (WS-CRDS). We explore how local and regional atmospheric processes influence d 18 O v variability from seasonal to diurnal scale. At seasonal scale, d 18 O v exhibits a W-shape, associated with the increase of regional convective activity during the monsoon and the intensification of large scale subsidence North of Niamey during the dry season. During the monsoon season, d 18 O v records a broad range of intra-seasonal modes in the 25 – 40-day and 15 – 25-day bands that could be related to the well-known modes of the West African Monsoon (WAM). Strong d 18 O v modulations are also seen at the synoptic scale (5 – 9 days) during winter, driven by tropical-extra-tropical teleconnections through the propagation of a baroclinic wave train-like structure and intrusion of air originating from higher altitude and latitude. d 18 O v also reveals a significant diurnal cycle, which reflects mixing process between the boundary layer and the free atmosphere during the dry season, and records the propagation of density currents associated with meso-scale convective systems during the monsoon season. Citation: G., F. Vimeux, S. I. O. Cattani, C. Risi, G. Favreau, and M. Oi (2012), A 1-year long d 18 O record of water vapor in Niamey (Niger) reveals insightful atmospheric processes at different timescales, Geophys. Res. Lett. , 39 , L08805,
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Gupta, Priya;Noone, David;Vaughn, Bruce H.
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Vaughn, Bruce H.