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A Study of Convective Band with Heavy Rainfall Occurred in Honam Region KCI 등재

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한국환경과학회지 (Journal of Environmental Science International)
한국환경과학회 (The Korean Environmental Sciences Society)
초록

On the study of the characteristics and life cycle of mesoscale convective band in type of airmass that occurred in the Honam area from June to September for only 4 years in the period of 2009~2012, 10 examples based on the amount of rainfall with AWS 24 hours/60 minutes rainfalls, Mt. Osung radar 1.5 km CAPPI/X-SECT images and KLAPS data for convective band with heavy rainfall event were selected. There were analyzed and classified by using the convective band with heavy rainfall occurred along the convergence line of sea wind in the form of individual multi-cellular cell and moving direction of convective band appeared in a variety of patterns; toward southwestern (2 cases), northeastern (4 cases), congesting (2 cases), and changing its moving direction (2 cases). The case study dated of the 17th Aug. 2012 was chosen and implemented by sequentially different evolution of its shape along the convergence line of sea wind cell and moving direction of convective band as equivalent potential temperatures at the lower layer have increased to the upper layer 500 hPa, that the individual cells were developed vertically and horizontally through their merger, but owing to divergence caused by weakened rainfall and descending air current, the growth of new cell was inhibited resulting in dissipation of convective cells.

목차
Abstract
 1. Introduction
 2. Data and Analysis method
 3. Result and Discussion
  3.1. General characteristic of convective band
  3.2. Convective band in initial stage on 17 Aug 2012
  3.3. Convective band in development stage
  3.4. characteristic of convective band in mature stage
 4. Conclusion
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저자
  • Chan-Su Ryu(Climate chang & Enviroment Research Institue, Chosu University) Corresponding author
  • Tae-Su Moon(Weather Analyst, The Third Weather Squadron)