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Weijian Guo, Chuanhai Wang, Xianmin Zeng, Tengfei Ma and Hai Yang
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Weijian Guo, Chuanhai Wang, Xianmin Zeng, Tengfei Ma and Hai Yang
Spatial variability plays an important role in nonlinear hydrologic processes. Due to the limitation of computational efficiency and data resolution, subgrid variability is usually assumed to be uniform for most grid-based rainfall-runoff models, which l...
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Zhanjie Zhang and Guang J. Zhang
The scale-aware convective parameterization for high resolution global climate models must satisfy the requirement that the parameterized subgrid convective transport diminishes as the model resolution increases to convection-resolving resolutions. A maj...
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Umberto Ciri, Giovandomenico Petrolo, Maria Vittoria Salvetti and Stefano Leonardi
Numerical simulations reproducing a wind tunnel experiment on two in-line wind turbines have been performed. The flow features and the array performances have been evaluated in different inflow conditions. Following the experimental setup, different inle...
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Abigail Dah, Boualem Khouider and Courtney Schumacher
Coastal convection is often organized into multiple mesoscale systems that propagate in either direction across the coastline (i.e., landward and oceanward). These systems interact non-trivially with synoptic and intraseasonal disturbances such as convec...
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