作者：寿绍文 等 编
页数：389
出版社：气象出版社
出版日期：2024
ISBN：9787502981921
电子书格式：pdf/epub/txt
内容简介
This book introduces the principles and methodologies of synoptic meteorology with total nine chapters.The contents include the features of meteorological fields and their kinematics,the basic equations of the at-mospheric motions,the relationship between wind field and pressure-temperature fields,the air masses andfronts,the cyclones and anticyclones,the westerlies long waves and blocking systems,the general atmosphericcirculations,forecasting of synoptic situation,and finally,the basic weather diagnostic analysis methods.
目录
Preface
Chapter 1 Features of Meteorological Variable Fields and Their Kinematics
1.1 Weather Maps
1.2 Characterization of the Meteorological Scalar Field
1.3 Characterization of the Meteorological Vector Fields
1.4 Temporal Variability of the Meteorological Variables
1.5 Kinematics of the Pressure Systems
Chapter 2 Basic Equations of the Atmospheric Motions
2.1 Atmospheric Motion Equation
2.2 Equation of Atmospheric Continuity
2.3 Thermodynamic Energy Equation of Atmosphere
2.4 Large Scale Atmospheric Motion Equation Set
2.5 Basic Equations in the p Coordinate System
Chapter 3 The Relationship between Wind Field and Temperature-Pressure Fields
3.1 Geostrophic Wind
3.2 Gradient Wind
3.3 Inertial Currents and Cyclostrophic Flows
3.4 Geostrophic Departure
3.5 Thermal Wind
3.6 Geostrophic Adjustment and Quasi Geostrophic Motion
Chapter 4 Air Mass and Front
4.1 Concepts and Categories of Air Masses
4.2 Concepts and Categories of Fronts
4.3 Characteristics of Meteorological Element Fields near Fronts
4.4 Kinematic Characteristics of Frontogenesis and Frontolysis
4.5 Dynamic Characteristics of Frontogenesis and Frontolysis
Chapter 5 Cyclone and Anticyclone
5.1 General Characteristics of Cyclone and Anticyclone
5.2 Extratropical Cyclone and Anticyclone
5.3 Barometric Tendency Equation
5.4 Vorticity Equation
5.5 Geopotential Tendency Equation
5.6 Quasi-Geostrophic o Equation
5.7 Generation and Development of Extratropical Cyclone and Anticyclone
5.8 Using Potential Vortices to Explain the Development of Surface Cyclones
Chapter 6 Westerly Waves and Blocking Systems
6.1 Types of Westerly Waves
6.2 Movement of Long Waves
6.3 Adjustment of Long Waves
6.4 Blocking High Pressure
6.5 Cut-off Low Pressure
Chapter 7 General Cireulation of Atmosphere
7.1 Models and Control Factors of the Atmospheric General Circulation
7.2 Features of Mean Horizontal Circulation of Atmosphere
7.3 Polar and Tropical Circulation of Atmosphere
7.4 Westerly Circulation Index Cycle
7.5 Monsoon
7.6 Subtropical High Pressure
7.7 Jet Stream
7.8 Mesoscale Circulation Systems
Chapter 1 Features of Meteorological Variable Fields and Their Kinematics
1.1 Weather Maps
1.2 Characterization of the Meteorological Scalar Field
1.3 Characterization of the Meteorological Vector Fields
1.4 Temporal Variability of the Meteorological Variables
1.5 Kinematics of the Pressure Systems
Chapter 2 Basic Equations of the Atmospheric Motions
2.1 Atmospheric Motion Equation
2.2 Equation of Atmospheric Continuity
2.3 Thermodynamic Energy Equation of Atmosphere
2.4 Large Scale Atmospheric Motion Equation Set
2.5 Basic Equations in the p Coordinate System
Chapter 3 The Relationship between Wind Field and Temperature-Pressure Fields
3.1 Geostrophic Wind
3.2 Gradient Wind
3.3 Inertial Currents and Cyclostrophic Flows
3.4 Geostrophic Departure
3.5 Thermal Wind
3.6 Geostrophic Adjustment and Quasi Geostrophic Motion
Chapter 4 Air Mass and Front
4.1 Concepts and Categories of Air Masses
4.2 Concepts and Categories of Fronts
4.3 Characteristics of Meteorological Element Fields near Fronts
4.4 Kinematic Characteristics of Frontogenesis and Frontolysis
4.5 Dynamic Characteristics of Frontogenesis and Frontolysis
Chapter 5 Cyclone and Anticyclone
5.1 General Characteristics of Cyclone and Anticyclone
5.2 Extratropical Cyclone and Anticyclone
5.3 Barometric Tendency Equation
5.4 Vorticity Equation
5.5 Geopotential Tendency Equation
5.6 Quasi-Geostrophic o Equation
5.7 Generation and Development of Extratropical Cyclone and Anticyclone
5.8 Using Potential Vortices to Explain the Development of Surface Cyclones
Chapter 6 Westerly Waves and Blocking Systems
6.1 Types of Westerly Waves
6.2 Movement of Long Waves
6.3 Adjustment of Long Waves
6.4 Blocking High Pressure
6.5 Cut-off Low Pressure
Chapter 7 General Cireulation of Atmosphere
7.1 Models and Control Factors of the Atmospheric General Circulation
7.2 Features of Mean Horizontal Circulation of Atmosphere
7.3 Polar and Tropical Circulation of Atmosphere
7.4 Westerly Circulation Index Cycle
7.5 Monsoon
7.6 Subtropical High Pressure
7.7 Jet Stream
7.8 Mesoscale Circulation Systems
