Land-Atmosphere Energy Exchange Characteristics in Ali of Tibetan
Based on the comprehensive data from the land-atmosphere interaction observation station in Ali of Tibetan in 2019, the characteristics of land-atmosphere energy exchange processes in Ali were analyzed. The results indicated that the timing of the mean intraday net radiation peak in Ali over the pas...
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| description | Based on the comprehensive data from the land-atmosphere interaction observation station in Ali of Tibetan in 2019, the characteristics of land-atmosphere energy exchange processes in Ali were analyzed. The results indicated that the timing of the mean intraday net radiation peak in Ali over the past 20 years has been delayed, and the month when the maximum monthly mean net radiation occurred has been delayed by about 2 months; the maximum daily mean, maximum monthly mean, minimum monthly mean, and annual mean sensible heat were 99.63 w/m2, 76.53 w/m2, 17.47 w/m2, and 46.74 w/m2, respectively, and the maximum daily mean, maximum monthly mean, minimum monthly mean, and annual mean latent heat flux were 73.27 w/m2, 36.13 w/m2, 0.67 w/m2, and 8.32 w/m2, respectively; and the monthly mean sensible heat was greater than the latent heat in all months. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-18e258cab88f4c2dbecb0c516a6eb4792025-02-03T01:21:05ZengWileyAdvances in Meteorology1687-93172022-01-01202210.1155/2022/7374193Land-Atmosphere Energy Exchange Characteristics in Ali of TibetanGe Wang0Lin Han1Xingying Tang2Institute of Plateau MeteorologySchool of Atmospheric SciencesInstitute of Plateau MeteorologyBased on the comprehensive data from the land-atmosphere interaction observation station in Ali of Tibetan in 2019, the characteristics of land-atmosphere energy exchange processes in Ali were analyzed. The results indicated that the timing of the mean intraday net radiation peak in Ali over the past 20 years has been delayed, and the month when the maximum monthly mean net radiation occurred has been delayed by about 2 months; the maximum daily mean, maximum monthly mean, minimum monthly mean, and annual mean sensible heat were 99.63 w/m2, 76.53 w/m2, 17.47 w/m2, and 46.74 w/m2, respectively, and the maximum daily mean, maximum monthly mean, minimum monthly mean, and annual mean latent heat flux were 73.27 w/m2, 36.13 w/m2, 0.67 w/m2, and 8.32 w/m2, respectively; and the monthly mean sensible heat was greater than the latent heat in all months.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/7374193 |
| spellingShingle | Ge Wang Lin Han Xingying Tang Land-Atmosphere Energy Exchange Characteristics in Ali of Tibetan Advances in Meteorology |
| title | Land-Atmosphere Energy Exchange Characteristics in Ali of Tibetan |
| title_full | Land-Atmosphere Energy Exchange Characteristics in Ali of Tibetan |
| title_fullStr | Land-Atmosphere Energy Exchange Characteristics in Ali of Tibetan |
| title_full_unstemmed | Land-Atmosphere Energy Exchange Characteristics in Ali of Tibetan |
| title_short | Land-Atmosphere Energy Exchange Characteristics in Ali of Tibetan |
| title_sort | land atmosphere energy exchange characteristics in ali of tibetan |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/7374193 |
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