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A Simple Parameterization for the Inland Coastal Aerodynamic Roughness Length within Onshore FlowsNARA Subscribed
Research and operational numerical weather prediction models rely on bulk-layer parameterization techniques - primarily, the Monin-Obukhov Similarity theory - to compute vertical turbulent fluxes of momentum within the atmospheric surface layer (ASL). In this way, the aerodynamic roughness length and consequently the turbulent drag over land is assumed to be an intrinsic property of the surface, ignoring characteristics of the...
Statistical‐dynamical downscaling is one method to model urban climate using global and regional climate model (GCM and RCM) results. In this study, different strategies for statistical‐dynamical downscaling are derived and evaluated. For the statistical part of downscaling, a Bivariate Skill Score is developed to quantify the overlap of the joint probability densities of two meteorological variables, which helps to quantify w...
Influence of ocean and freshwater conditions on C olumbia R iver sockeye salmon Oncorhynchus nerka adult return ratesNARA Subscribed
In recent years, returns of adult sockeye salmon O ncorhynchus nerka to the C olumbia R iver B asin have reached numbers not observed since the 1950s. To understand factors related to these increased returns, we first looked for changes in freshwater production and survival of juvenile migrants. We then evaluated productivity changes by estimating smolt‐to‐adult return rates ( SAR ) for juvenile migration years 1985–2010. We f...
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