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A Model Intercomparison Study of Mixed-Phase Clouds in a Laboratory Chamber
Aaron Wang, Sisi Chen, Steve Krueger +12
Mixed-phase clouds, composed of supercooled liquid droplets and ice crystals, play a critical role in weather and climate systems. Their complex microphysical interactions and coup…
Nonlocally coupled moisture model for convective self-aggregation
Tomoro Yanase, Shin-ichiro Shima, Seiya Nishizawa +1
Clouds play a central role in climate physics by interacting with precipitation, radiation, and circulation. Despite being a fundamental issue in convective organization, the self-…
On the CCN [de]activation nonlinearities
Sylwester Arabas, Shin-ichiro Shima
We take into consideration the evolution of particle size in a monodisperse aerosol population during activation and deactivation of cloud condensation nuclei (CCN). The phase port…
Super-Droplet Approach to Simulate Precipitating Trade-Wind Cumuli - Comparison of Model Results with RICO Aircraft Observations
Sylwester Arabas, Shin-ichiro Shima
In this study we present a series of LES simulations employing the Super-Droplet Method (SDM) for representing aerosol, cloud and rain microphysics. SDM is a particle-based and pro…
Super-Droplet Method for the Numerical Simulation of Clouds and Precipitation: a Particle-Based Microphysics Model Coupled with Non-hydrostatic Model
Shin-ichiro Shima, Kanya Kusano, Akio Kawano +2
A novel, particle based, probabilistic approach for the simulation of cloud microphysics is proposed, which is named the Super-Droplet Method (SDM). This method enables accurate si…