We consider planetary scale atmospheric motions (spatial scales comparable with the earth's radius and a corresponding advective time scale of the order of ten days) and the synoptic eddies (characteristic length and time scales: $1,000, {rm km}$ and $1, {rm day}$, respectively). We present reduced equations that aim to capture the relevant dynamics on the planetary scale and account for multiscale planetary-synoptic interactions. The derivation of the equations is based on an unified multiple-scales asymptotic approach. We examine two different flow regimes associated with different background stratification
Midlatitude atmospheric variability is dominated by the dynamics of the baroclinically unstable jet ...
The overall goal is to illuminate the mechanisms that control weather and climate on the Earth and o...
In 2003, the author suggested a mathematical framework for the derivation of reduced meteorological ...
Observations indicate the existence of a large number of low-frequency (periods longer than 10 days)...
A reduced asymptotic model valid for the planetary and synop tic scales in the atmo- 6 sphere is ...
Atmospheric phenomena such as the quasi-stationary Rossby waves, teleconnection patterns, ultralong ...
AbstractAtmospheric phenomena such as the quasi-stationary Rossby waves, teleconnection patterns, ul...
Observations indicate the existence of a large number of low-frequency (periods longer than 10 days)...
We present a new set of statistical-dynamical equations (SDEs) which can accurately reproduce the th...
One important activity of theoretical meteorology involves the development of simplified model equat...
Motions on planetary spatial scales in the atmosphere are governed by the planetary geostrophic equa...
Multiscale asymptotic methods are used to derive wave-activity equations for planetary and synoptic ...
International audienceIn 2003, the author suggested a mathematical framework for the derivation of r...
The regimes of possible global atmospheric circulation patterns in an Earth‐like atmosphere are expl...
Atmospheric flows feature length scales from 10?5 to 105 m and timescales from microseconds to weeks...
Midlatitude atmospheric variability is dominated by the dynamics of the baroclinically unstable jet ...
The overall goal is to illuminate the mechanisms that control weather and climate on the Earth and o...
In 2003, the author suggested a mathematical framework for the derivation of reduced meteorological ...
Observations indicate the existence of a large number of low-frequency (periods longer than 10 days)...
A reduced asymptotic model valid for the planetary and synop tic scales in the atmo- 6 sphere is ...
Atmospheric phenomena such as the quasi-stationary Rossby waves, teleconnection patterns, ultralong ...
AbstractAtmospheric phenomena such as the quasi-stationary Rossby waves, teleconnection patterns, ul...
Observations indicate the existence of a large number of low-frequency (periods longer than 10 days)...
We present a new set of statistical-dynamical equations (SDEs) which can accurately reproduce the th...
One important activity of theoretical meteorology involves the development of simplified model equat...
Motions on planetary spatial scales in the atmosphere are governed by the planetary geostrophic equa...
Multiscale asymptotic methods are used to derive wave-activity equations for planetary and synoptic ...
International audienceIn 2003, the author suggested a mathematical framework for the derivation of r...
The regimes of possible global atmospheric circulation patterns in an Earth‐like atmosphere are expl...
Atmospheric flows feature length scales from 10?5 to 105 m and timescales from microseconds to weeks...
Midlatitude atmospheric variability is dominated by the dynamics of the baroclinically unstable jet ...
The overall goal is to illuminate the mechanisms that control weather and climate on the Earth and o...
In 2003, the author suggested a mathematical framework for the derivation of reduced meteorological ...