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Splitting Supercell Idealized Simulation Diff_6 th _opt Presented By: Jeff Curtis, Jason Keeler, and Cody Fri S. Nesbitt – ATMS 597

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Splitting Supercell. Idealized Simulation Diff_6 th _opt Presented By: Jeff Curtis, Jason Keeler, and Cody Fritz. S. Nesbitt – ATMS 597. Objective. To track a simulated mesocyclone and assess the contribution of the terms in the vorticity tendency equation. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Splitting  Supercell

Splitting SupercellIdealized Simulation

Diff_6th_opt

Presented By: Jeff Curtis, Jason Keeler, and Cody Fritz

S. Nesbitt – ATMS 597

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Objective• To track a simulated mesocyclone and assess the

contribution of the terms in the vorticity tendency equation.

• To change the 6th-order numerical diffusion option to 1 and compare to control simulation.

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Outline• Brief background on numerical diffusion

option.• Track of vorticity maximum.• Comparison of vorticity maximum at

1.5km (video available)• Comparison of average vorticity between

0-3km..• Comparison of reflectivity (dBZ) (video

available).• Difference plots for Stretching, tilting, and

solenoid terms.

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Background• The 6th-order horizontal diffusion acts as a short-wave

numerical noise filter (Chapter 5 – WRF Users Guide).

• 3 options are available:• 0 = no 6th-order numerical diffusion• 1 = 6th-order numerical diffusion• 2 = 6th-order numerical diffusion but with the

prohibiting of up-gradient diffusion

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Maximum Vorticity Location

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Vorticity – 1.5 kmControl – 00:05 Diff_6th – 00:05

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Control – 01:00 Diff_6th – 01:00

Vorticity – 1.5 km

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Control – 02:00 Diff_6th – 02:00

Vorticity – 1.5 km

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Control – 03:00 Diff_6th – 03:00

Vorticity – 1.5 km

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Vorticity – Averaged 0-3kmControl – 00:05 Diff_6th – 00:05

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Control – 01:00 Diff_6th – 01:00

Vorticity – Averaged 0-3km

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Control – 02:00 Diff_6th – 02:00

Vorticity – Averaged 0-3km

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Control – 03:00 Diff_6th – 03:00

Vorticity – Averaged 0-3km

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dBZControl – 00:15 Diff_6th – 00:15

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dBZControl – 01:00 Diff_6th – 01:00

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dBZControl – 02:00 Diff_6th – 02:00

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dBZControl – 03:00 Diff_6th – 03:00

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Stretching Term

00:05

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Stretching Term

01:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Stretching Term

02:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Stretching Term

03:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Tilting Term

00:05

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Tilting Term

01:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Tilting Term

02:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Tilting Term

03:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Solenoid Term

00:05

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Solenoid Term

01:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Solenoid Term

02:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option

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Solenoid Term

03:00

Difference between control and diff_6th

option