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Collaborative Research: CEDAR--The Sources of Gravity Waves Observed in the Thermosphere at the Arecibo Observatory

Collaborative Research: CEDAR--The Sources of Gravity Waves Observed in the Thermosphere at the Arecibo Observatory
合作研究:CEDAR——阿雷西博天文台在热层中观测到的重力波来源
批准号:
1139152
负责人:
Michael Nicolls
金额:
$10.31万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2012
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2012-03-01 至 2015-02-28

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这是一个为期3年的观测和建模项目,作为大气区域耦合、能量学和动力学(CEDAR)项目的一部分。大气重力波被认为在大气层之间的能量和动量传输中起着至关重要的作用。本项目关注低纬度阿雷西博天文台(AO)站点热层中无处不在的波场。阿雷西博非相干散射雷达的观测活动采用了一种新开发和测试的创新测量技术,将与光线追踪和第一原理模型一起使用。目标是自一致地确定在AO观测到的重力波的反向射线追踪所需的所有参数,确定几十个重力波事件最可能的低层大气和热层源,确定F区中性风的时间演变,并确定由选定源引起的中性风加速度。重力波是中层和低层热层动力学的重要强迫源,其影响强烈地影响环流和气候模式。此外,数值天气预报模式虽然以对流层为重点,但已被证明,当高层大气动力学模型更精确时,它能做出更好的预测。该项目是西北研究协会的一名女性PI和SRI国际的一名早期职业科学家之间的合作,也包括NSF AO设施的科学家。
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This is a 3-year observation and modeling project to be undertaken as part of the Coupling, Energetics and Dynamics of Atmospheric Regions (CEDAR) program. Atmospheric gravity waves are believed to play a vital role in the transport of energy and momentum between atmospheric layers. This project concerns the ubiquitous wave field in the thermosphere at the low latitude Arecibo Observatory (AO) site. Observing campaigns with the Arecibo incoherent scatter radar that employ a newly developed and tested innovative measurement technique will be used together with ray tracing, and first principles models. The goal is to self-consistently determine all of the parameters needed for reverse ray tracing for the gravity waves observed at the AO, to identify the most likely lower atmospheric and thermospheric sources for dozens of these gravity wave events, to determine the temporal evolution of the F region neutral wind, and to determine the neutral wind acceleration caused by select sources. Gravity waves are a significant forcing source on mesosphere and lower thermosphere dynamics and their effects strongly impact general circulation and climate models. In addition, numerical weather prediction models, despite their tropospheric focus, have been shown to make better predictions when the upper-atmospheric dynamics are more accurately modeled. The project is collaboration between a female PI at North West Research Associates and an early career scientist at SRI International and also involves scientists at the NSF AO facility.
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